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On Thu, 13 May 2004 20:08:51 +0100, "BillV"
wrote: That boiler should be just fine with a mixer shower that states its suitable for use with combi boiler. It seems that back pressure from the cold feed to the shower valve is going into the boiler h/w output and so stopping the flow. These valves often come with various restrictors that you put in either feed to even out the flow. Looks likely. I took the crappy Wilko udder thing apart and found a rubber washer crammed in half blocking the shower head. Took that out and put it in properly and hey presto, works. Incidentally, I turned the DHW heat down a bit and the boiler seems to fire up with less throughput. I would have thought this should be the other way round... could be just an illusion, of course. Thanks, Andrew -- Andrew Collins Change .nospam to .com to reply |
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