Turning on the shower powers radiators?
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Turning on the shower powers radiators?
Just noticed our upstairs radiators on last night after ! got out of the shower! The setting on front of the Boilermate was set at permanently 'off'.. it's happened again this morning.
We had the left hand pump replaced a few weeks back, it was leaking slightly and tripping the upstairs main switch, I haven't noticed the rads coming on before today so can only assume the 2 things are not connected as I feel sure I'd have noticed earlier.
We have a Gloworm micron 50ff on the groundfloor and live in a 3 story town house and the boilermate is effectively on the second floor.
Any ideas please ladies and gents? I have read it could be a new board which I understand will be costly to fit?
We had the left hand pump replaced a few weeks back, it was leaking slightly and tripping the upstairs main switch, I haven't noticed the rads coming on before today so can only assume the 2 things are not connected as I feel sure I'd have noticed earlier.
We have a Gloworm micron 50ff on the groundfloor and live in a 3 story town house and the boilermate is effectively on the second floor.
Any ideas please ladies and gents? I have read it could be a new board which I understand will be costly to fit?
CAE94- Posts : 2
Join date : 2013-08-27
Re: Turning on the shower powers radiators?
If timer on he BM 2000 is off
And the room stat too.
Then it is the ACB.
Mike
And the room stat too.
Then it is the ACB.
Mike
Re: Turning on the shower powers radiators?
Thanks Mike .. I haven't turned the stat down to zero yet but will do so when I get my next shower... is this as bad as it's likely to get do you think? .. By that I mean, if it is 'just' the rads coming when I shower on I can make do for now, however if there are other problems likely to occur I'll get it sorted... just shelled out £300 for a pump replacement so could do without the bill for now!
Any idea on a ballpark figure to replace the board?
Any idea on a ballpark figure to replace the board?
CAE94- Posts : 2
Join date : 2013-08-27
Re: Turning on the shower powers radiators?
I don't sink there is any bigger thing to worry about, as you saying, the pump was replaced recently, there could be a little air in the system, coursing an gravity flow and warming slightly some radiators. course the BM2000 is open vented, this should vent out automatically in a short period of time.
hope this helps
regards Mario
at Mario's Boiler Service
hope this helps
regards Mario
at Mario's Boiler Service
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