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Hi guys.
Wondered if anyone could shed some light on this.
I have an ongoing problem with my ultracom 30cxi that was fitted about 7 years ago. (Wish I’d bought a worcester).
I lose water pressure when the hot taps run. The boiler dumps the lot through the pressure relief valve.
The plumber didn’t fit any protection when the boiler was fitted, not sure if he asked me or not. So I fitted a Magna clean 2 a couple of months ago, it was the first time I’d heard about them. I’ve Serviced it a couple of times since, and the Magna clean is always full of sludge. I’ve ran some cleaner round the system by putting it into the Magna clean for the last few weeks.
I Changed the PRV which fixed it for about 3 weeks, now it’s back to what it was and occasionally the boiler cuts out with an F5 error, which I believe is an over heat code. I tried the heating last night as a test, and that didn’t dump the water.
Could it be the PRV, Again? Or the expansion vessel or the heat exchanger?
I’m an electrician, by the way, and had some advice from plumbers at work, but I’d love to hear your thoughts.
Many thanks in advance.
Wondered if anyone could shed some light on this.
I have an ongoing problem with my ultracom 30cxi that was fitted about 7 years ago. (Wish I’d bought a worcester).
I lose water pressure when the hot taps run. The boiler dumps the lot through the pressure relief valve.
The plumber didn’t fit any protection when the boiler was fitted, not sure if he asked me or not. So I fitted a Magna clean 2 a couple of months ago, it was the first time I’d heard about them. I’ve Serviced it a couple of times since, and the Magna clean is always full of sludge. I’ve ran some cleaner round the system by putting it into the Magna clean for the last few weeks.
I Changed the PRV which fixed it for about 3 weeks, now it’s back to what it was and occasionally the boiler cuts out with an F5 error, which I believe is an over heat code. I tried the heating last night as a test, and that didn’t dump the water.
Could it be the PRV, Again? Or the expansion vessel or the heat exchanger?
I’m an electrician, by the way, and had some advice from plumbers at work, but I’d love to hear your thoughts.
Many thanks in advance.