Using the correct inhibitor lubricates as well, reducing this sort of thing.
Using the correct inhibitor lubricates as well, reducing this sort of thing.
Well.... you wouldn't want to pressure wash it in your living room, would you ;-). That would remind me of the way that Mr Bean does the decorating.
.andy
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OK I've checked with the neighbour and their's is the Grundfos UPS 15-50 too, so my memory is obviously playing up and it was in the last house that I must have changed it! So hopefully it has been properly spec'd for the job.
Also confirmed that their's is set on max speed, and I would imagine they wouldn't have tinkered with it like me :-)
I've done some more research on the Valve and its a Honeywell V4073A Motorised Mid-Position Valve. Which according to the spec sheet does only have between
10&15 degrees of spindle movement.I haven't got my thermometer at the moment, but I could swear since giving the spindle a good wiggle with pliers the rads "smell" hotter.
Would I be right in thinking that in a correctly spec'd and configured CH system, the boiler should really be running pretty much continuosly if the room stat is demanding heat?
Only with a boiler with a modulating burner. A boiler with a fixed output rate can't possibly be expected to be perfectly matched to the conditions and outside temperature etc. every day of the heating system. Rather than modulating down, such a boiler will cycle. However, provided it isn't too overpowered and the pump is fast enough, the cycling should be reasonably long in period. Not on for a minute and off for a minute.
Christian.
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