Noticed today that the upstairs radiators were slightly warm, with the
c/h off, after the combi had run a bath, is this normal? The boiler's an
Ideal Response.

I've not noticed this happening before in the five years or so we've had
the boiler, so I'm guessing it's just convection from the combi coil and
I've noticed it today as it's relatively cool and the TRVs have opened.

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bof at bof dot me dot uk

bof wrote:
Noticed today that the upstairs radiators were slightly warm, with the
c/h off, after the combi had run a bath, is this normal? The boiler's an
Ideal Response.

I've not noticed this happening before in the five years or so we've had
the boiler, so I'm guessing it's just convection from the combi coil and
I've noticed it today as it's relatively cool and the TRVs have opened.

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bof at bof dot me dot uk

Whilst I'm not familiar with the mechanics of this particular boiler,
if it uses a diverter valve actuated by hot water flow moving a
diapghragm then this could have perished with the result that when hot
water is demanded the diapghragm is failing to full shift the valve
with the result that some heated water on the primary is finding
circulating around the heating.

Of course not only does this likely mean the valve is on its way out
but it will also mean hot water performance will be reduced.

If its diverter doesn't work like this then consider me barking up the
wrong tree...

Mathew