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dave1

Apologies for the poor drawing but I'm tired, this is a y plan sealed system. As you can see the hot water is not the last tee into the circuit, the issues with this are the central heating will not return effectively resulting in very poor performance on the rads. It's like it's air locked or blocked. 100% no blockage in pipework, bypass check, 3 port checked, pump checked. I'm really just interested in whether the pipe layout would be affecting it?

I've only drawn the return pipework to simplify it

Thanks

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Apologies for the poor drawing but I'm tired, this is a y plan sealed system. As you can see the hot water is not the last tee into the circuit, the issues with this are the central heating will not return effectively resulting in very poor performance on the rads. It's like it's air locked or blocked. 100% no blockage in pipework, bypass check, 3 port checked, pump checked. I'm really just interested in whether the pipe layout would be affecting it?

I've only drawn the return pipework to simplify it

Thanks

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looks ok to me from that drawing the cylinder is the last tee its where it is teed .
 
just out of intrest force the boiler into full rate using the engineers code and gas rate it to make sure its not modulating down - check the d settings to make sure its set to the correct kw rating and not been range rated down .
 

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