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Discuss Why does downstairs heating has to be on for upstairs to work? in the Central Heating Forum area at PlumbersForums.net

It may or may not be identical (how would I know?) but it'll probably sound somewhat similar, i.e. a small motor running for a short period and maybe a clunk at the start and/or end of the travel. If it's a pump rather than a valve it'll running continuously while the zone is active and stop when it's not.
No luck, tried following pipe , listened to noise every room upstairs, no luck im afraid
 

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