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Matt0167

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Hi guys any of you lot familiar with these ,

Not firing for hot water at all doesn't even try, had the call brought a hot water flow sensor as it was only pennies saved going back to merchants , no joy ... heating works fine.

Can some one explain to me how the sensor works ( on a blue tab right hand side inlet manifold) I removed what they called a flow switch this is just a white flow regulator as far as I can see with a filter nothing in there and all clean

Any help or info would be appreciated

Thanks

Matt
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Hi guys any of you lot familiar with these ,

Not firing for hot water at all doesn't even try, had the call brought a hot water flow sensor as it was only pennies saved going back to merchants , no joy . heating works fine.

Can some one explain to me how the sensor works ( on a blue tab right hand side inlet manifold) I removed what they called a flow switch this is just a white flow regulator as far as I can see with a filter nothing in there and all clean

Any help or info would be appreciated

Thanks

Matt
 

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I’m guessing it goes off rotational part 13 so if no fire on when you replaced 14 replace 13 should be good then
 
Thanks shaun that's my plan tomorrow ,

Just interested to know how 13 works as the description says magnetic flow switch filter

I didn't see any magnetic piece inside that moves or any switching moving part ?? Just looked like a filter and had a flow regulator inside
 
Thanks shaun that's my plan tomorrow ,

Just interested to know how 13 works as the description says magnetic flow switch filter

I didn't see any magnetic piece inside that moves or any switching moving part ?? Just looked like a filter and had a flow regulator inside

Same principle as the logic flow sensor

Spinning magnet and the sensor externally
 
Just a quick update to let you know I stripped down item 13 , (magnetic flow switch filter) inside there is a flow restrictor that doubles up as switch

Pulled it out and blew down it as if there was water flowing through it , nothing happened give it a quick tap and a clean and hey presto there is section inside that spins, All working fine.

Hope this helps someone else
 

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