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hi we have an issue with our heating and water system . new flow switch and new pump , system bled , all done by a professional but still no hot water or heating. when the plumber left yesterday we had boiling radiators and some hot water although the heating was switched off. my suspicion is diverter valve but unsure as to why nothing is working again now. boiler tries to kick in but says FD error (flow)

would be really happy for some advice as we have been 4 weeks without hot water no and the Mrs isn't happy.

thanks in advance
John
 
And have you checked your 3 port again? If that's coming out of your filter, could be blocking your 3 port 😱
I tried the new 3 port on manual setting and that didn't help, also tried heating and that's not functioning although you can hear the valve motor move. I know is difficult to diagnose on the internet but it's doing is in. If I knew how I could flush it through I would try myself but other than that it's midweek untill we can get a new plumber out. There can't be much else in the system can there. Again I'm guessing but there must be a blockage somewhere. You can hear the water start to flow and you can feel it throughout the pipes to tank but I suppose that could be pump vibration.
 
I presume I can wire in a Immersion heater, I'm just trying to find the length I can use. Attached image is my tank info.
 

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Hard to tell from that photo, but I’m unsure if that first valve on the pump is fully open? Check both are fully open (anti-clockwise). Also check your boiler thermostat is turned up.
 
On both , when it was first so called repaired it all worked on pump speed 2 , but then struggled so had to be moved to 3, my thinking is it's a blockage moving around but I'm doing a lot of thinking over it all probably too much lol.
It could easily be an airlock after the repair. The plumber most likely drained down to some degree to change the valve so an air lock would not be uncommon. Try cycling your hot water on and off for a few minutes. Using the programmer turn the hot water on, for 10 - 20 seconds, off for 10 - 20 seconds and do this for a few minutes. You should be able to hear the water move and possible hear bubbles in the system. Other than that it could be a blockage or even a blocked cold feed/dried up f&e tank.
 

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