I wonder if you've maybe just hit the sharp pointy thing on the end with that statement.? I have noticed the boiler temperature climbing up to 80+ and then slowly coming back down again... It seems to climb when the UFH is calling for water/heat. I wonder if the flow at the UFH is on the feathery-edge of tripping the boiler based on this?If it's the deltaT that its monitoring then yes, definitely a indication of poor circulation, but the actual wording doesn't say that, its says:
"the boiler temperature twice exceeds the selected temperature by 30°. In these instances poor primary circulation is indicated" which I interpret to mean that the boiler temperature must exceed the target or set point flow temperature by 30C, so if you have the boiler target (setpoint) temp set to 65C then the boiler flow temperature must exceed 95C before flagging this alarm/trip and perhaps this what is happening.
Previously as well, the boiler radiator temperature was turned right down (I've since turned it up to 65 deg previously it was only at around 40 deg) which would obviously lower the tripping out temperature....??
Hmmmm... I'll keep an eye on the temperature when I have a play around with it later.
Thanks