logo elektroda
logo elektroda
X
logo elektroda

Radiators Need Daily Venting: Automatic Air Vents, Pump Faults, Loud Stove Pipes & Temp Control

załamana 55125 33
ADVERTISEMENT
Treść została przetłumaczona polish » english Zobacz oryginalną wersję tematu
  • #31 7434272
    W.Wojtek
    Phones specialist
    And we will finally find out how much water is in the installation ???
    Do you have thermostatic valves on radiators ??
    The angles of the twigs do not matter in a pump installation.
    So we do not write untruths. The blame for these effects is overheating of the water in the boiler.
    Ad hoc conclusions:
    - the pump runs round
    -the valves on the radiators are constantly open.
    - the simplest temperature controller on the stove.
    Maybe you can survive the winter without variations ..

    And here's the proof
    "There is peace only when the stove stops burning
  • ADVERTISEMENT
  • #32 7546171
    rtvvictoria
    Level 10  
    Hello, I thought that I was unlucky but I can see that I am not alone in this topic, maybe someone will advise me I have a strange problem recently I changed the CO furnace to a more efficient one, and I have a problem with three heaters on the floor in total I have 2 downstairs one mezzanine and 7 upstairs all work properly but three heat so one works on 2/3 second 1/2 and the third almost no water exhausted vented, and they heat as they heat with valves but it did not help much with the pump performance and still sneezes. The pump works in the range of 30,46,65. Maybe someone will advise me something I know that the stove is ok maybe something is wrong with the pump. I don't have thermostats on the radiators. GIVE ME SOMETHING BECAUSE I WILL HIT ME ............... :cry:
  • ADVERTISEMENT
  • #33 7546259
    mirrzo

    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    You have to balance the entire layout; it's easy
  • #34 11503321
    Anonymous
    Anonymous  

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around issues with newly installed aluminum radiators that frequently accumulate air, requiring daily venting. Users inquire about automatic air vents and potential causes for the persistent air problem, including pump faults and the impact of a new stove. Various suggestions are made, such as bleeding the entire system, checking the installation for proper pipe sizes, and ensuring the pump operates continuously to maintain water flow. Concerns about the noise from the heating system, particularly during stove operation, are also raised, with recommendations to inspect pipe penetrations and consider the overall water volume in the system. The need for a larger stove to accommodate the increased number of radiators is highlighted, along with the importance of proper installation practices to prevent air accumulation and noise.
Summary generated by the language model.
ADVERTISEMENT