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No heat upstairs, cannot locate CH pump, what to do
I'm having trouble getting the upstairs radiators warm, the downstairs
ones are fine. I've bled the upstairs radiators but this hasn't made any difference.. I suspect that the pump may be the problem. Unfortunatly I cannot locate the pump, the boiler (Ideal Mexico ) is located in a cupboard in the kitchen, but I dunno where the pump is, I can hear a clicky sound from under the floor close to the boiler,under the kitchen cupboards/worksurface etc. maybe its there. Anyhows the kitchen was modenised just before we moved in, about 4 years ago and the floor is covered with nice stone tiles, so removing the floorboards to locate the pump is really not an option.I would have to totally remove the cupboards and worksurface also. Can I add a second pump to the system somewhere to boost the water upstairs and around the cold radiators. If so can someone suggest a pump and where I should place it.. Ofcourse the problem could be something else , but I cannot think of anything else it might be . Many thanks from a gratefully novice. Any suggestions gratefully received. ... Tony |
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