I have a Central Heating system using a Glow Worm Spacesaver 45/60 boiler.
Central Heating and heating of water works fineand its only during the summer months that I've noticed an oddity with it.
Both the Heating and Water heating on the timer have been switched to the off position for last couple of months and yet I continue to get loads of hot water. If I empty the tank until it runs cold its back to being hot again within a couple of hours.
The bolier doesn't appear to be heating this water as only the pilot light is on. ( If I turn water heating on at the switch I can see it go from pilot to heating and back to pilot if I turn water heating off -so that side of things is ok).
My only conclusion is that the water is being heated by an immersion element somewhere?? Please excuse my ignorance in all matters heating
Underneath the Water/Heating Timer ( Randall 4033 ) there is an 'old fashioned' electrical switch that is turned on .
Is it possible thats its an immersion heater switch?
I just don't know where all my hot water is coming from???
Help
Central Heating and heating of water works fineand its only during the summer months that I've noticed an oddity with it.
Both the Heating and Water heating on the timer have been switched to the off position for last couple of months and yet I continue to get loads of hot water. If I empty the tank until it runs cold its back to being hot again within a couple of hours.
The bolier doesn't appear to be heating this water as only the pilot light is on. ( If I turn water heating on at the switch I can see it go from pilot to heating and back to pilot if I turn water heating off -so that side of things is ok).
My only conclusion is that the water is being heated by an immersion element somewhere?? Please excuse my ignorance in all matters heating
Underneath the Water/Heating Timer ( Randall 4033 ) there is an 'old fashioned' electrical switch that is turned on .
Is it possible thats its an immersion heater switch?
I just don't know where all my hot water is coming from???
Help