HONEYWELL V4043 2-PORT MV:
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Hi again Goldberg - I didn't realise you were going to be pedantic. I meant I've supplied the information you suggested is given (rather than what YOU asked for). I'm not sure what you mean by "fiddler" - I've done next to nothing so far other than carry out suggestions made. The issue of the motorised valve opening was an aside as it's now dependent on advancing the HW at programmer (which it wasn't before). Besides, there wouldn't be any heat distribution (to rads) if MV failed to open! And the issue of downstairs rads not heating up has now extended to HW failing to heat too.
By the way Goldberg, are you suggesting folk get on the phone immediately to a plumber for what may be a very trivial problem (to an experienced person)?? This is not my area of expertise but I have actually installed full CH in a previous house and it was slightly more rational than the system I've inherited here!!
Can we forget the troll and try and keep to the problem.
What's that little gem about.
Can we have a pic above the pump showing the cold feed and vent.
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are we getting any closer yet ?
Sorry Seco and doitall, you've been extremely helpful and patient (as I've always noticed in the past). I've tried to give you all the info you've asked for but if there's anything more that I've omitted, kindly let me know.
what was the outcome of the cylinder return getting hot ?
when you only had hw on and the bypass closed.
when you only had hw on and the bypass closed.
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Goldberg
And yet I had every expectation that you were going to be personal.
All I can do is suggest that you read all of the questions asked by seco services and answer all of those in precise terms, i.e. without saying "I'll get back you in an hour".
That's all completely irrelevant.
It hasn't been extended - you failed to mention it at the outset.
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Goldberg
No. Quite the opposite - I'm suggesting that you post the relevant information and then follow the advice given.
In that case you managed to install it without understanding it. That doesn't mean that you won't get help here, but you have to stop fiddling, and stop mooting irrelevant and misguided theories. Put yourself in the hands of the experts and let them diagnose the problem, then you can fix it. And all of that could have been achieved in one to two pages.
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Goldberg
Getting closer to ten pages.
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gassafeman
Softus... pedantic. Never.
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davebgas
Goldberg, instead of harping on like a wounded seal, why not read back over the numerous pages you repeatedly mention and offer a suggestion then.
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Are these what you wanted? 28mm pipe in foreground reduces to 22m just above and 22mm pipe in background reduces to 15mm just above - both go into loft. When I closed what I think is bypass bathroom rad with HW only on, despite hot inlet to HW tank, water did not heat up. Re. your question doitall, HW wasn't a problem until now - been using all thru summer with CH off (although always thought heat-up time quite long).
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Sorry for delay.
Are these what you wanted? 28mm pipe in foreground reduces to 22m just above and 22mm pipe in background reduces to 15mm just above - both go into loft. When I closed what I think is bypass bathroom rad with HW only on, despite hot inlet to HW tank, water did not heat up. Re. your question doitall, HW wasn't a problem until now - been using all thru summer with CH off (although always thought heat-up time quite long).
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