Ideal Classic LX LXFF 260 problem?

It will more than likely be a fully pumped system with this appliance; go take a look in your airing cupboard to be sure though.

With gravity systems the pipes will pop up through the floor and connect direct to the cylinder.

With fully pumped systems you will have your pump; then it will connect into a valve (Possibly more than 1) which then go to your cylinder and will disappear under the floor to your heating circuit.



If gravity; the system is working correct.

If fully pumped;
a) the system is either wired incorrectly (Get an electrician or heating sparky)
b) the clock just needs swapping to "fully pumped" mode
c) the heating zone valve microswitch is knackard (If S-Plan)
d) the midposition valve is knackard (If Y-Plan)
e) clock is faulty




Get your heating engineer back and get them to sit down and explain your system to you - It will inevitably save them time in the long run; especially if you are on a cover scheme like the homecare scheme offered by B.Gas

GasAid.co.uk
January 2007