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Post by tomplum on Jul 2, 2017 7:20:00 GMT
Hi endfeed, lookin' good,
As tappy says, you can connect the boiler direst to a fused spur live/nuetral/earth,or you can just put a plug on with a 3amp fuse and plug in a near socket, the looped link where the LNE connect will control the heating so the internal clock ( if fitted) will control the heating, or take the loop out and wire an external clock/programmer,
And as tappy says, if you're just leaving the loop in for now, the heating will work all he time,
great job endfeed,
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Post by endfeed on Jul 11, 2017 20:20:19 GMT
Ran central heating today and and rads all heat up fast,the rads sound strange Though,they sound like the water is tricking down inside??? Bleed all rads no air in them???  |
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Post by crowsfoot on Jul 12, 2017 5:45:51 GMT
You shouldn't get any air trouble with a pressurised system EF.
All rad valves fully open?
Think I'd drain down again and refill it slow and steady starting venting downstairs first then the upstairs keeping it going all the time until fully filled.
Is there an auto air vent at the top of the Baxi that might be blocked?
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Post by tomplum on Jul 12, 2017 11:15:25 GMT
I've only ever heard that sound when the rads are top entry,bottom exit, and never on a pressurized system, Do as tappy says and see if it moves or alters,
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Post by endfeed on Jul 12, 2017 16:37:26 GMT
The sound is only coming from two tall vertical rads,  |
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Post by rocketmanbkk on Jul 12, 2017 17:14:06 GMT
Hi endfeed, lookin' good, As tappy says, you can connect the boiler direst to a fused spur live/nuetral/earth,or you can just put a plug on with a 3amp fuse and plug in a near socket, the looped link where the LNE connect will control the heating so the internal clock ( if fitted) will control the heating, or take the loop out and wire an external clock/programmer, And as tappy says, if you're just leaving the loop in for now, the heating will work all he time, great job endfeed, It's totally confusing this electrical talk I'm ok with L/N/E but when it comes to SL & wiring to timers etc. I'm totally fucking lost. My mate has showed me a few times but if hard when I'm not doing it week in week out It'll come, gotta keep going |
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Post by crowsfoot on Jul 12, 2017 20:41:33 GMT
Plumbers of my age all did electrics at college as well as gas it was all part of the C&G plumbing exam back then.
It was only really the electrics that we would encounter whilst doing plumbing.
My second boss was a plumber/electrician he learned how to do electrics in WW2 (and drive) I'm sure he once told me he never had to take a driving test (you could tell as well his driving.....really bad)!
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