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    Intec 34c hot water pressure low but boiler isn't.

    Hi everyone, I've got a strange one. My boiler (intec 34c combi) has good pressure (high end of green). When I open a hot water tap, the boiler fires up fine but it's just a trickle that comes out the tap. The water does get really hot though. My boiler is placed over an alpha flowsmart 50...
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    • Replies: 12
    • Forum: Central Heating Forum
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    Solved: how to open very very old water tap

    Solved by snowhead: "Just pull on the chrome head I believe, you may not need to remove the centre". Hi guys, Would you please share your knowledge on how to open the following water tap. It is an very old tap, one I never saw in my life. Most of the internet DIY are for newer versions which I...
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    Ideal Logic 35 Boiler Losing pressure *Solved*

    Evening All I used this forum over the last month to research my problem with the Logic 35 boiler losing pressure. Background - My 4 year old boiler began losing pressure at around 0.3-0.5 bar every day about 4 weeks ago. Like any worried home owner i checked the following things: 1. PRV - tied...
  4. finchy01

    No HW, problem solved but now won't stop!

    Morning chaps. I had a call with boiler not working from a customer. 2 CH zone valves and 1 HW. All drayton. Honeywell single channel for hw and 2 danfos tp5 programmer stats for heating. Greenstar 40cdi boiler. I found one of the heating heads had come off the body, when I reattached it...
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    F&E Hot Water - solved

    I came on here to pick your brains - searched the forum and found the clues needed to solve my problem of hot water in the CH F&E tank. I had fitted a new circulating pump to my vented system and set the speed too high, so it was over-pumping. Thanks to everyone.
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    Plumblady - Potterton Suprima problem solved

    Thanks to all those who offered advice on this. Spoke to a couple of experts - problem caused by the :nono:. Was told that if the :nono: doesn't work, nothing will. After :nono: all good.
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    air trapped in boiler circuit (SOLVED)

    referring to this thread: http://www.ukplumbersforums.co.uk/plumbing-forum/71305-air-trapped-boiler-circuit.html after pulling hair out with the plumber, not wanting to sort this, I started looking at the boiler manual and noticed the gravity and pump connections to the boiler cross on the...
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    External gas pipe capping solved...

    Yeah maybe not. 3x 22mm gas pipes stuffed in a downpipe
  9. C

    Apprentice problems solved!

    I'm getting myself a couple of these guys! BBC NEWS | World | Monkeys work in Japanese restaurant
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    cistern condensation, solved with hot feed?

    Hi, Im Begining to get the tit of the constantly wet cistern & bathroom floor.:mad: The incoming water is directly below the toilet and the cistern is fed from that, so there is ice cold water filling a ceramic cistern & a warm room temp which as you all know makes for a condensation problem...
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    Hi - An interesting problem to be solved....

    Hi I've registered here in the hope that the UKs finest plumbing brains can help me with a problem. I have a consignment of smoke generating machines that have got a fault which I have tracked down to being a blocked tube. Heres a picture of the unit so I can hopefully explain in a little...
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