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Mr Garrett

01/19/2011 4:54 PM

Why does the 3 way valve keep failing on my domestic heating system,

resulting in no hot water.
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01/19/2011 5:02 PM

Because.
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01/19/2011 5:52 PM

Now be honest. You're wiggling it 4 ways, aren't you? C'mon...admit it.
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01/19/2011 11:13 PM

Sorry, my crystal ball is broken, and you haven't given any detail at all.

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01/20/2011 9:02 AM

Why, I've no idea, and as Tornado has said, you give no detail. Who is Mr. Garrett?

But I'm surprised it fails to no hot water, presumably you still have heating? The ones I'm familiar with fail to HW, and go to HW if HW and room-stat are both calling (except mid-position type).

Is it the valve or the actuator that keeps failing?

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