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I have a Potterton Promax combi 28 HE A and it runs a pump when cold taps are turned off and there is a slight change in inlet pressure. I am thinking of putting a pressure reducer or non-return valve and/or an arrestor on the inlet pipe. I tried putting an arrestor on all the cold taps and reducing the pressure but this did not completely stop the problem. The cold taps must be closed off very slowly to prevent the boiler starting. Has anyone seen this problem before? Thanks.
 
I have a Potterton Promax combi 28 HE A and it runs a pump when cold taps are turned off and there is a slight change in inlet pressure. I am thinking of putting a pressure reducer or non-return valve and/or an arrestor on the inlet pipe. I tried putting an arrestor on all the cold taps and reducing the pressure but this did not completely stop the problem. The cold taps must be closed off very slowly to prevent the boiler starting. Has anyone seen this problem before? Thanks.
Non return valve on cold inlet with a Shock Arrestor/Mini Golf ball expansion vessel after the non return valve.
 
Non return valve on cold inlet with a Shock Arrestor/Mini Golf ball expansion vessel after the non return valve.
Yes - that's the idea. I have bought a Peglar 62 and have got both a single and double check valve. I suppose compression is better than push fit... I don't know if it is better for single or double and compression or push fit.
 

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