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and the cylinder is on the same level as the bathroom. (2 bed flat all one floor). Am I being foolish or does the cylinder not always have to have a pump to feed hot taps? I'm sorting out the wiring with a 10 block connector strip but every wiring diagram has a pump and a boiler connection...? All i can do is wire it up with whats there and i cant see a pump...Any ideas?
Follow this from the first quote if you can: contradiction, denial, incompetence> In summary I think this is a brilliant wind up, Just hope it was not someone being serious:speechless:
 
Am I the only one here who has the vision of him putting the valve on the DHW outlet of the cylinder and scratching his head trying to work out where to put the pump?

I bet if you have wired it off those sheets as a basic Y plan it is not wired correctly and the warranty (If it has been installed by a GSR will be void)
 
Remember those kids painting books where you paint by numbers? masterpiece worthy of the great impressionists. May be not a good analogy.:willy_nilly:
 
Follow this from the first quote if you can: contradiction, denial, incompetence> In summary I think this is a brilliant wind up, Just hope it was not someone being serious:speechless:

Its not a contradiction. At first I thought the hot water must need to be pumped but I couldn't see one anywhere, so I was worried there could be one tucked away somewhere. Today I was enlightened as to how the hot water gets to the taps. Pretty simple.
 
Its not a contradiction. At first I thought the hot water must need to be pumped but I couldn't see one anywhere, so I was worried there could be one tucked away somewhere. Today I was enlightened as to how the hot water gets to the taps. Pretty simple.

Even with your A in GCSE physics it took to today to work out how gravity works?
 
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