Can any one tell me what the fault would be with the pipe work?
The boiler is a Worcester combi, hot water works fine but heating is not working correctly. Only one radiator gets properly hot ( 4 rads in total ) and the others gets slightly warm over a period of time. The flow pipe is red hot from the boiler, but the return doesn't even get warm. Eventually the boiler over heats and turns off. Cycles away and starts again once cool. If the one radiator that gets hot is turned off the flow goes no where and boiler over heats instantly. New pump fitted in boiler and diverter valve working as it should. It's as if the water is heating one rad and going round in a loop, so not returning back to the boiler, then when the water gets too hot in the loop it over heats the boiler and turns off.
New radiators have been fitted recently, so the pipe work must have been altered in the floor and walls, but what could have been piped in wrong pipe wise to cause it? Specially as turning the one rad off that gets hot to stops everything..
The boiler is a Worcester combi, hot water works fine but heating is not working correctly. Only one radiator gets properly hot ( 4 rads in total ) and the others gets slightly warm over a period of time. The flow pipe is red hot from the boiler, but the return doesn't even get warm. Eventually the boiler over heats and turns off. Cycles away and starts again once cool. If the one radiator that gets hot is turned off the flow goes no where and boiler over heats instantly. New pump fitted in boiler and diverter valve working as it should. It's as if the water is heating one rad and going round in a loop, so not returning back to the boiler, then when the water gets too hot in the loop it over heats the boiler and turns off.
New radiators have been fitted recently, so the pipe work must have been altered in the floor and walls, but what could have been piped in wrong pipe wise to cause it? Specially as turning the one rad off that gets hot to stops everything..