tjc
Well-Known Member
I have follwed all the threads concerning the heat exchanger problems as my VP2020B overheats under loads at about 3/4 throttle. So armed with that advice I took mine out expecting it be full of crud. It was fairly clean and is now soaking in vinegar to get rid of what bit is there.
When I drained the fresh water through the tap very little came out despite the system being full. Could the blocakge be in the fresh water channels?
Could it be the thermostat, if so is replacement of the thermostat just a matter of unboltring the heat exchanger manifold and swinging it out of the way or do I need to take of the exhaust?
Should I descale the raw water system with Rydlme or similar although the flow through the system seems fine.
One other think I have noticed is that the temperature may rise quicker if I turn off the feed and return to the calorifier.
Any other advice or tips welcome.
Thanks
When I drained the fresh water through the tap very little came out despite the system being full. Could the blocakge be in the fresh water channels?
Could it be the thermostat, if so is replacement of the thermostat just a matter of unboltring the heat exchanger manifold and swinging it out of the way or do I need to take of the exhaust?
Should I descale the raw water system with Rydlme or similar although the flow through the system seems fine.
One other think I have noticed is that the temperature may rise quicker if I turn off the feed and return to the calorifier.
Any other advice or tips welcome.
Thanks