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Central Heating boiler safety cut out
Hi,
I'm having a problem with my central heating boiler, the safety cutoff keeps 'popping' out when ever the room thermostat is *not* calling for heat. Looking at my system I can see the flow feed from the boiler passing through the pump (high speed setting), through two 'T' piece's, and then the motorised valve (and onto the rads). The two 'T' pieces are for (I think) a) a loop circuit and b) to feed the hot water storage tank. There are also two gate valves on these two pipes. Can anyone give me ideas on why my system keeps cutting out like this? How open should the two valves be? Should the loop valve be more closed than the others? Thanks in advance Danny PS: I've just flushed the system completely, used cleanser for a week, flushed twice, re-filled and treated with inhibiter. Boiler does not cut out when the room thermostat is calling for heat |
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