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eviec7

Hi all,
Got a Halstead Ace High with the pin on the primary flow switch not coming out far enough to switch hot water on - haven't got money for a plumber so I opened the switch and placed the mechanism closer to the pin so that it made contact and switched water light and boiler light on when hot water tap running. Despite both lights coming on now the water is still fluctuating between hot and cold, is this because the diaphragm needs replacing? Any help will be much appreciated :detective:
 
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