Ah thats no good.I get a tonne at a time.
@Stanleysteamer
Just had a call from a woman asking about how long it should take to build a BBQ
Told her at least 5yrs
J
Be fort full and empty it for her so she can use it to keep busy when yer resting......that I wonder why Women Pi$$ and Moan that vacuum cleaners are not working properly and then when you take a look at them you find that they are packed solid with dirt and have never been emptied.
Even though the dirt is visibly twice as high as the "MAX" mark on the sight-glass area and all the internals of the pipes are packed solid.
Then, when you bring this simple fact to their attention you get a lecture about "not doing your share of the housework".
For goodness sake I empty the thing after every time I use it, why can't she?
Good ter here yer back to normal.I'm back
Good to have you back with us Brian. I hope they have you all sorted now.I'm back
Wilco!Thats very nice of them
Tell them thanks very much.
So Audis come with free sausage rolls dispensers?
Sounds like a typical "step forward" (step backward) with modern tech.Morning All
CH failed again this morning.
No air in the rads that I could find.
Same cause, thermal trip. I think its the pump not running.
Fancy new pump with a "sensing" feature to minimise its running (switches itself off and on).
I will set it to manual mode "Hi" instead of "Auto", see if it makes a difference.
Have a good day.
Sounds like a typical "step forward" (step backward) with modern tech.
It can be illuminating to have a temp gauge on the pipe going into the boiler and the one going out.
We have this on the system for solar heating our hot water in Frogland which enabled me to see which speed was best to set the pump at. No point in returning water at too high a temp back to the solar panel.
But of course it meant having a three speed pump.
But it switching itself completely off doesn't seem good. Shouldn't it just switch it off if it thinks you don't need the hot water any more? (i.e. the hot water to heat the rads and hot water in the tank, if you have a tank? And then switch itself back on once the temp has dropped?
Indeed, I have observed it switching itself on & off during the boiler running/firing independent of the external timers, stats and switchgear.Sounds like a typical "step forward" (step backward) with modern tech.
It can be illuminating to have a temp gauge on the pipe going into the boiler and the one going out.
We have this on the system for solar heating our hot water in Frogland which enabled me to see which speed was best to set the pump at. No point in returning water at too high a temp back to the solar panel.
But of course it meant having a three speed pump.
But it switching itself completely off doesn't seem good. Shouldn't it just switch it off if it thinks you don't need the hot water any more? (i.e. the hot water to heat the rads and hot water in the tank, if you have a tank? And then switch itself back on once the temp has dropped?
Sounds like a typical "step forward" (step backward) with modern tech.
It can be illuminating to have a temp gauge on the pipe going into the boiler and the one going out.
We have this on the system for solar heating our hot water in Frogland which enabled me to see which speed was best to set the pump at. No point in returning water at too high a temp back to the solar panel.
But of course it meant having a three speed pump.
But it switching itself completely off doesn't seem good. Shouldn't it just switch it off if it thinks you don't need the hot water any more? (i.e. the hot water to heat the rads and hot water in the tank, if you have a tank? And then switch itself back on once the temp has dropped?
, The controller will also pump if the temp gets into minus numbers in the winter, which uses heat in the tank to put a little warm in the panels to make sure they don't freeze. Its a clever box of tricks.
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