ᐅ Underfloor heating on the first floor is no longer working.
Created on: 29 Sep 2020 11:02
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qwertzuiop
Hello, we need some help.
The underfloor heating on the first floor is no longer heating, but it still works in the ground floor and basement.
The pressure gauge shows 1.2 bar. The heating system was serviced at the beginning of the year. I suspect that our 5-year-old godchild might have adjusted some valves.
I noticed that when I turn the red valves in the ground floor to a vertical position, the supply pipe on the first floor gets warm, but that’s all.
Could it be that something is incorrectly adjusted?
See pictures.
The underfloor heating on the first floor is no longer heating, but it still works in the ground floor and basement.
The pressure gauge shows 1.2 bar. The heating system was serviced at the beginning of the year. I suspect that our 5-year-old godchild might have adjusted some valves.
I noticed that when I turn the red valves in the ground floor to a vertical position, the supply pipe on the first floor gets warm, but that’s all.
Could it be that something is incorrectly adjusted?
See pictures.
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qwertzuiop29 Sep 2020 12:03Mycraft schrieb:
Well, maintenance on its own doesn’t mean much and doesn’t provide any real information. What exactly was maintained? A heating system consists of many individual components, and many of these can or must be serviced.
Is the circulation pump running? I don’t know exactly what they did, maybe they just stamped that they were there. I think it’s running—the pressure shows 1.2 bar (17 psi) and the temperature is 20°C (68°F) on both the cold and hot sides.
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qwertzuiop29 Sep 2020 12:11tomtom79 schrieb:
The valves on the ground floor are closed. Why is it getting warm there? Or are they installed incorrectly? I wrote that when I close the valves on the ground floor, the supply pipe on the first floor gets warm, so it seems like the hot water is only reaching the upper floor somehow, which is strange.
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Matthew0329 Sep 2020 12:13