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Combi boiler: radiator not working but hot water ok
hi there,
i have a glow worm energy saver combi 80. as above, the hot water is working fine but the radiator is not heating up. i tried changing to different modes and bleeding the radiator but it still would not work. can anyone please suggest what could possibly be wrong with it so i will know what to expect when an engineer looks at it. i doubt it's the pump because i hear the pump going on when the status changes to pump on. manual can be found he http://www.glow-worm.co.uk/epower/gw...80-100_UIS.pdf thanks for any help. -- ian to e-mail me, pls. amend the obvious. |
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i-ball wrote:
hi there, i have a glow worm energy saver combi 80. as above, the hot water is working fine but the radiator is not heating up. i tried changing to different modes and bleeding the radiator but it still would not work. one rad or all of them ? if it's all of them then I'd suspect the diverter valve is either knackered or blocked with cak from the system. RT |
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"[news]" wrote in message
... i-ball wrote: hi there, i have a glow worm energy saver combi 80. as above, the hot water is working fine but the radiator is not heating up. i tried changing to different modes and bleeding the radiator but it still would not work. one rad or all of them ? if it's all of them then I'd suspect the diverter valve is either knackered or blocked with cak from the system. RT All of them. thanks for the quick reply. though i'm not too sure what a diverter valve is. is it the same as bypass valve? |
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i-ball wrote:
"[news]" wrote in message ... i-ball wrote: hi there, i have a glow worm energy saver combi 80. as above, the hot water is working fine but the radiator is not heating up. i tried changing to different modes and bleeding the radiator but it still would not work. one rad or all of them ? if it's all of them then I'd suspect the diverter valve is either knackered or blocked with cak from the system. RT All of them. thanks for the quick reply. though i'm not too sure what a diverter valve is. is it the same as bypass valve? well, it's a valve. basically, it's the valve that determines which way the hot water goes http://www.ezypart.co.uk/parts/part_id__21 hth RT |
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[news] wrote:
i-ball wrote: "[news]" wrote in message ... i-ball wrote: hi there, i have a glow worm energy saver combi 80. as above, the hot water is working fine but the radiator is not heating up. i tried changing to different modes and bleeding the radiator but it still would not work. one rad or all of them ? if it's all of them then I'd suspect the diverter valve is either knackered or blocked with cak from the system. RT All of them. thanks for the quick reply. though i'm not too sure what a diverter valve is. is it the same as bypass valve? well, it's a valve. basically, it's the valve that determines which way the hot water goes http://www.ezypart.co.uk/parts/part_id__21 obviously, double check that it is the diverter valve that's kaput and that the link I provided is the correct one for your boiler. RT |
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i-ball wrote:
hi there, i have a glow worm energy saver combi 80. as above, the hot water is working fine but the radiator is not heating up. i tried changing to different modes and bleeding the radiator but it still would not work. can anyone please suggest what could possibly be wrong with it so i will know what to expect when an engineer looks at it. i doubt it's the pump because i hear the pump going on when the status changes to pump on. manual can be found he http://www.glow-worm.co.uk/epower/gw...80-100_UIS.pdf thanks for any help. Had a similar problem... the pump was going but it's not quite right, propping it up with a block of wood seemed to help somehow, also had an electronically controll solenoid under the floor go once... -- Regards, Aaron. |
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