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I am currently renting a room in a house. The water in the shower runs lukewarm. When I have mentioned this issue the water is then hot for a few days on the run. It then returns to being lukewarm. Can anyone explain to me why this is happening?
I am trying to understand how these particular systems work? I understand it is an unvented system and it isn’t a boiler I’m it’s own right.

Thanks for any advice
 

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