Body & Soul1 min ago
Central heating arggggggggg
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I`ve got my heating set on constant (max temp on the boiler) and I control the rad temp with the thermostatic valves on them but the problem is the boiler seems to be kicking in every 3 minutes or so. I`ve turned the rads of completely in some of the more colder rooms that arn`t in use to see this helps but to no avail.
Any ideas????
Any ideas????
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I think the boiler will kick in every few minutes if you have the boiler stat at max. Possibly your pump is set too high (especially if you have some radiators turned off) and it is pushing the water through too fast. Pumps usually have three or four settings (coin or screwdriver adjustable) - try backing it off a bit. Isn't your hot water too hot with the boiler stat at max? Hope this helps. Cheers, Andy
The pump will have nothing to do with the boiler kicking in and it has been set by the installer for optimun efficiency so i would leave it alone if i were you.
Your problem is you have no interlock fitted this can only be achieved by fitting a room stat in conjunction a programmer & TRVs.
Part L of the building regs state that boiler interlock must be achieved to stop boiler cycling.
Your problem is you have no interlock fitted this can only be achieved by fitting a room stat in conjunction a programmer & TRVs.
Part L of the building regs state that boiler interlock must be achieved to stop boiler cycling.
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