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My hot water gets extremely hot, I have tried turning down the therm on the copper tank, but it does not seem to have any affect, I have a gravity system, any ideas would be extremely grateful.
Regards
 
My hot water gets extremely hot, I have tried turning down the therm on the copper tank, but it does not seem to have any affect, I have a gravity system, any ideas would be extremely grateful.
Regards

Is the thermostat attached to the copper tank securely without a gap? Can you hear the pump/boiler turning on and off when you turn the thermostat either side of the threshold point?
 
Is the thermostat attached to the copper tank securely without a gap? Can you hear the pump/boiler turning on and off when you turn the thermostat either side of the threshold point?

Sozz mate but the op mentioned gravity system! pump doesn't run on gravity! Now if their knowledge is limited then fair enough but someone along the line has told them they have an old gravity system!
 
It is very common for people with little knowledge of heating systems to
refer to pumped open vented heating/ hot water systems as gravity systems.

As previously mentioned, need to find out if 1 or more motorized valves, whether
or not 2 or 3 port.
 
My hot water gets extremely hot, I have tried turning down the therm on the copper tank, but it does not seem to have any affect, I have a gravity system, any ideas would be extremely grateful.
Regards

has this just happened ?
the thermostat that you turned down, was it like this untitled.jpg or like this 4329fa719028f5594a6cd8f60f1e4cd2_image_200x274.jpg
 

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