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Pumps and low pressure
I moved the bathroom to the back the house (next room) upstairs. I put in two pumps because low pressure water area. One for shower and one for bath. They both work intermittently and I often need to get them started with a magnet! They were new pumps. In the shower the pump might start but then if you put cold on while hot in it goes cold. Have a tank downstairs. Do I need a second small tank upstairs a - is this even a thing!? Or do you think problem with both pumps (seems odd and know they were fitted correctly). I do not have a combo boiler
 

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