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Old 14-06-07, 04:22 PM   #21
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How high are your thermostats for the hot water and heating. If you turn them down that should stop it from overheating, depends on what level you have them on and how old the boiler is, could also be the pump not working properly. I'll pinch you a new one from work and come and fit it .
replaced the pump too so it shouldn't be that.

maybe it's the thermostat for the hot water, if i have a long shower or a deep bath the boiler almost always overheats and turns off. i will try and investigate where a thermostat for the hot water is and see if i can adjust it.

the boiler is about 12 years old i think.
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Old 14-06-07, 04:27 PM   #22
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cool. i'll have a play tonight when i get back from the pub!
Might be safer to play with it *before* going to the pub?
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Old 14-06-07, 04:28 PM   #23
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Might be safer to play with it *before* going to the pub?
it's ok, i'm not drinking!
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Old 14-06-07, 04:31 PM   #24
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replaced the pump too so it shouldn't be that.

maybe it's the thermostat for the hot water, if i have a long shower or a deep bath the boiler almost always overheats and turns off. i will try and investigate where a thermostat for the hot water is and see if i can adjust it.

the boiler is about 12 years old i think.
It's getting on abit then, combi's are never the most relaible though. The newer ones are, but the ones over 10 years old are always having problems we find. You'll be lucky to find a combi over that age not have gone wrong, so your not the only one!!!
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Old 14-06-07, 04:33 PM   #25
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it's ok, i'm not drinking!
I should hope not , mind you it might ease any stress you do have with the blummin thing
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Old 14-06-07, 04:35 PM   #26
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It's getting on abit then, combi's are never the most relaible though. The newer ones are, but the ones over 10 years old are always having problems we find. You'll be lucky to find a combi over that age not have gone wrong, so your not the only one!!!
i just hope we manage to sell the flat before the boiler completely dies!!
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i just hope we manage to sell the flat before the boiler completely dies!!
Ahhh your selling, well just bodge it for now then and let your buyers deal with it
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Old 14-06-07, 05:37 PM   #28
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It's getting on abit then, combi's are never the most relaible though. The newer ones are, but the ones over 10 years old are always having problems we find. You'll be lucky to find a combi over that age not have gone wrong, so your not the only one!!!
eek, my current bolier is 19.

Still the one at my previous house was 36 and worked perfectly - even passed an inspection by transco.
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eek, my current bolier is 19.

Still the one at my previous house was 36 and worked perfectly - even passed an inspection by transco.
Thats doing well for a combi,, best hope your luck holds out
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Thats doing well for a combi,, best hope your luck holds out
Never heard of a combi, it was a potterton
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