i ve fitted a new combi boiler system to my house ,the plumer told me that i wil a have agood pressure in my shower because the presure at the main is qiute good ,now he done the job but i still do not have any pressure when i turn the hot water on.
loss of pressure
- Thread starter roshe
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First, did he fill in and leave the Benchmark Certificate. It's required for your guarantee and records the HW flow.
Then, measure the flow of water out of your shower at showering temp - which may mean turning the tap down. Time how long to fill a 9 litre bucket. Should be the same at the kitchen hot tap.
What's the combi?
Possibly blocked inlet filter.
Then, measure the flow of water out of your shower at showering temp - which may mean turning the tap down. Time how long to fill a 9 litre bucket. Should be the same at the kitchen hot tap.
What's the combi?
Possibly blocked inlet filter.
thanxs for your reply,
i have not checked the difffrence in the pressure between HW flow between the shower and the kitchen , i am sure the both of them are very low ,and i will check the exact diffrence tonight.but certainly the cold water pressure from the main is phenomenal
the boiler type is Valliant ,but id do not know what size is it .
i have not checked the difffrence in the pressure between HW flow between the shower and the kitchen , i am sure the both of them are very low ,and i will check the exact diffrence tonight.but certainly the cold water pressure from the main is phenomenal
the boiler type is Valliant ,but id do not know what size is it .
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