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Old pump acting as a restriction?
16 years ago when we had a Plumber in to install a combi boiler and get rid of all the tanks in the loft he left the old Central Heating pump in so now we have two, one obviously in the new boiler and the other tiled over under the bathroom floor dead with no power to it.
The new pump is on setting 3 and there dosn't seem to be any cold rads but it can't be doing it any good can it? |
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Re: Old pump acting as a restriction?
Mmm.....its pretty basic stuff, the guy who did it seemed to know what he was doing and he was GORGI, maybe he couldn't find it as it was tucked away under the bathroom floor but why didn't he ask?
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