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Warm Air Heator
Hi,
I have a wram air boiler/heating system. The heating works fine, but the water only gets luke warm. I can't seem to find anything on the boiler which controls the water heat, just the heating controls. Does anyone know where the heat level is controlled with a warm air system - is it on the boiler or in the loft? It is a 27 year old boiler which was put in when the house was built, I had a gas safety certificate done 6 months back and is all fine. ANyone got any knowledge of these systems? Thanks in advance, Regards, Mat. |
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Warm Air Heator
wrote in message ... Hi, I have a wram air boiler/heating system. The heating works fine, but the water only gets luke warm. I can't seem to find anything on the boiler which controls the water heat, just the heating controls. Does anyone know where the heat level is controlled with a warm air system - is it on the boiler or in the loft? It is a 27 year old boiler which was put in when the house was built, I had a gas safety certificate done 6 months back and is all fine. ANyone got any knowledge of these systems? Thanks in advance, Regards, Mat. Make? model? etc. |
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Warm Air Heator
Thanks fo the quick reply
I will have to find that info out next time I am at the property. I don't much about boilers/heating systems etc, but in the kithcen is what I would call the boiler - it is floor to ceiling and has heating timeing controls etc. There something in the hallway which has 10, 20 & 30 on it (I assume this is celcius degrees). Upstairs in the bathroom is an airing cupboard with a large tank in - there are some pipes going into this from the ceiling (from the loft) with some knobs which can be turned, presumably to stop the water flow. I will get the extra info in a few days time though, Thanks. |
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Warm Air Heator
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If it is a Staywarm system (IIR they were grey/green coloured) it should have a small gas water heater bolted to the heat exchanger just inside the heater front cover .This had a dial type thermostat to regulate water temp'. Good units in their time but long past their sell-by date. CJ |
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Warm Air Heator
Thanks for all the replies, I'm going to the property tonight, so I'll
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