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Changing the pump speed - is it safe?
Before I go and do this I thought I'd ask here. My pump seems to be making
a bit of a racket whilst the system is warming up - the noise gets less once the house is warm. The pump is running at it's slowest speed. Is it safe to crack it up to 2 or 3 to see if that gets rid of the noise or am I likely to get burst pipes or rads with the increased water flow. Sorry for what looks like a completely basic question. Thanks. Dave. |
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