Hello everyone,
The underfloor heating in the children's room does not turn on when we switch it on. However, it has turned on by itself two or three times. We have no idea why.
In the bedroom, the heating is usually running at full power and only very rarely turns off – here, too, we don’t know why.
Do you have any idea what might be causing this? The rooms do not seem to be mixed up. We have a Vaillant gas boiler. Could the issue be related more to the plumbing side, or could it be something with the electrical system connected to the heating manifold?
Best regards!
The underfloor heating in the children's room does not turn on when we switch it on. However, it has turned on by itself two or three times. We have no idea why.
In the bedroom, the heating is usually running at full power and only very rarely turns off – here, too, we don’t know why.
Do you have any idea what might be causing this? The rooms do not seem to be mixed up. We have a Vaillant gas boiler. Could the issue be related more to the plumbing side, or could it be something with the electrical system connected to the heating manifold?
Best regards!
That is already very relieving!
But that sounds like quite some tinkering. You have already tried it once. Since then, at least the underfloor heating in the attic hallway has been working. Is it normal for underfloor heating to be weaker in some parts of a room than in others? One half of our living room is quite cool, while the other side feels noticeably warm.
But that sounds like quite some tinkering. You have already tried it once. Since then, at least the underfloor heating in the attic hallway has been working. Is it normal for underfloor heating to be weaker in some parts of a room than in others? One half of our living room is quite cool, while the other side feels noticeably warm.
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garfunkel23 Jan 2019 21:18If it is warm in some parts and cold in others, there is air in the heating circuit. The heating system would need to be bled.
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