Does anyone happen to have a manual for one of these to hand please ?

(I don't know which specific model it is from the range atm)

I'm just trying to work out what's making it run so noisily - the rads
are bled, but even with them off it sounds like it's pumping a huge
amount of air around the system (gurgling like a b*stard to be more
precise)

I've just tried to lower the temp at the boiler end in case it was
kettling causing it (don't normally notice if it is, as it's in a
garage)

Colin Wilson wrote:
Does anyone happen to have a manual for one of these to hand please ?

(I don't know which specific model it is from the range atm)

I'm just trying to work out what's making it run so noisily - the rads
are bled, but even with them off it sounds like it's pumping a huge
amount of air around the system (gurgling like a b*stard to be more
precise)

I've just tried to lower the temp at the boiler end in case it was
kettling causing it (don't normally notice if it is, as it's in a
garage)

Not for the Space saver, but I have one for Glow-worm Hideaway if that's
any use to you?
Don

Not for the Space saver, but I have one for Glow-worm Hideaway if that's
any use to you?

....possibly - Ed or the other chap who repairs PCBs might have one to
hand, but I might get back to you...

Thanks for the reply :-)

Does anyone happen to have a manual for one of these to hand please ?
Email or ring up Glowworm. They sent me a copy for mine PDQ.

OK thanks for that - for some reason I thought they'd gone out of
business !

Does anyone happen to have a manual for one of these to hand please ?
(I don't know which specific model it is from the range atm)

Just a small update, it's the Spacesaver Mk2 50BR model

In message , Donwill
writes
Colin Wilson wrote:
Does anyone happen to have a manual for one of these to hand please ?

(I don't know which specific model it is from the range atm)

I'm just trying to work out what's making it run so noisily - the
rads are bled, but even with them off it sounds like it's pumping a
huge amount of air around the system (gurgling like a b*stard to be
more precise)

I've just tried to lower the temp at the boiler end in case it was
kettling causing it (don't normally notice if it is, as it's in a
garage)

Not for the Space saver, but I have one for Glow-worm Hideaway if
that's any use to you?
Don
Completely different animal

--
geoff

In message ,
Colin Wilson o.uk
writes
Does anyone happen to have a manual for one of these to hand please ?
Email or ring up Glowworm. They sent me a copy for mine PDQ.

OK thanks for that - for some reason I thought they'd gone out of
business !


Just hiding behind a hyphen

http://www.glow-worm.co.uk/


--
geoff

In message ,
Colin Wilson o.uk
writes
Not for the Space saver, but I have one for Glow-worm Hideaway if that's
any use to you?

...possibly - Ed or the other chap who repairs PCBs might have one to
hand,

The bloke who repairs PCBS ?

You mean the one who pays other people to repair them for him ...



--
bumsnase

In message , Colin
Wilson o.uk writes
Does anyone happen to have a manual for one of these to hand please ?

(I don't know which specific model it is from the range atm)

I'm just trying to work out what's making it run so noisily - the rads
are bled, but even with them off it sounds like it's pumping a huge
amount of air around the system (gurgling like a b*stard to be more
precise)

I've just tried to lower the temp at the boiler end in case it was
kettling causing it (don't normally notice if it is, as it's in a
garage)

I prolly have one, but I doubt it will be of much use for what you're
describing

If you have a leak somewhere that's letting air in, it could be anywhere
in the system not necessarily in the boiler

You might find that your auto bleed valve isn't working properly, it
will be somewhere at the top of the boiler and is usually gold in colour
and circular with a screw top an inch and a half in diameter and two
inches tall

Check out the joints in the boiler to see if there is evidence of water
leaks especially around the heat exchanger

The only other (continually) moving parts in the boiler are the fan,
and the pump if its part of the boiler


--
geoff

...possibly - Ed or the other chap who repairs PCBs might have one to
hand,
The bloke who repairs PCBS ?
You mean the one who pays other people to repair them for him ...

He's got enough positive feedback for me to consider him a worthwhile
bet !