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Andy Murray
14 Dec 09 17:38
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theres this odd whirring noise coming from the boiler cupboard.. cant work out if it's the motor in the pump making the noise or not.. the pump was knew last year.

its only a dull whirring noise, not like the pumps running dry or something

Thing is our heating seems to have stopped working, any idea what the problem/solution could be?
plumber obviously, but only want to do that after we've tried to**for free first.

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By:
orioles
When: 14 Dec 09 17:41
Bearings have gone.

Just in time for the cold snap too :)
By:
Andy Murray
When: 14 Dec 09 17:42
bearings in what? the pump?
By:
Iranoo indeed.
When: 14 Dec 09 17:55
Could be your flux capacitor. What year do you make it?
By:
speedypro
When: 14 Dec 09 17:57
Fan bearings knacked. Stave off for 2 months with a squirt of oil. Still need new fan though, bearings same price.
By:
The Leopard
When: 14 Dec 09 17:57
I have a hammer.....I will**it for you....
By:
Iranoo indeed.
When: 14 Dec 09 18:02
It might not even be fan flued. Could be an old open flued apollo.
By:
Nova Sicko
When: 14 Dec 09 18:18
problem is in the middle imo
By:
Andy Murray
When: 14 Dec 09 19:03
sorry got called away to fill in for someone playing football

the heating appears to be working now..
i turned it off and on a few times, it kinda bubbled, it's stopped making that noise for now, been doing it a few days, fingers crossed
By:
everythings gone green
When: 14 Dec 09 19:10
If it's a GRUNDFOSS pump it might just need the end float slack taking up.

Mine did just after it was installed.

There's a big chrome screw on the end, you remove this then tighten the smaller screw inside (I think).
By:
Andy Murray
When: 14 Dec 09 19:21
thanks there is a big screw on the outside of it, i might give this a go, i can't break it can i?
By:
yorky
When: 14 Dec 09 19:22
dont mess with gas imho
By:
Andy Murray
When: 14 Dec 09 19:23
not really gas is it? just hot water
By:
everythings gone green
When: 14 Dec 09 19:24
Have a google for instructions first, it's years since I did mine.

The pump is separate to the gas.
By:
yorky
When: 14 Dec 09 19:27
i just bang my pump with an hammer, or undo big screw and turn little screw inside, but watch when it sets off cos you got to whip the screwdriver out quick
By:
Joe Jordan
When: 14 Dec 09 23:17
no news from Andy since you all gave him your tips to try on his GAS boiler .... :^0
By:
Andy Murray
When: 15 Dec 09 01:52
funnily enough, i turned the system off and on a few times, it made bubbling noises and seems to be as good as gold now
By:
Spirit Of My Weigh
When: 15 Dec 09 06:47
How much does a Worcester 24 or 28 cost please?
By:
Max and Paddy
When: 15 Dec 09 07:02
I've just read this fred and I can't work out if everyone's fishing, or if these solutions are genuine!

I really am the most unpractical person in the Western world.
By:
Spirit Of My Weigh
When: 15 Dec 09 07:06
You are NOT the most impractical Mand P!!:(

I AM !!!

Driving 30 years and haven't any interest ( or a clue) how to change a tyre on a car ( though I know "a Man" who does know) :)

Just about change a lightbulb now after 55 years...lol
By:
Max and Paddy
When: 15 Dec 09 07:09
About seven months after I got my first car, my tyre blew on the motorway on a Saturday evening. I got Green Flag out to fit the spare, and they threw the burst tyre in the boot.

I put the spare in the bin and got a new tyre on Monday (the day when the bins were emptied round my way).

The fella from the garage said, "The tyre will be £20. Where's the wheel."

I said, "It's in the bin."

"No, you put the tyre in the bin. Where's the wheel?"

"It's in the bin."

"What - the metal bit inside the tyre?"

"Yes. Why?"

"Cos that'll be another £30 for the wheel!"

:(
By:
Ken Masters
When: 15 Dec 09 07:41
Nice, scrappage here you come. All you need is a couple of cards at the bingo and you're one of Darling's winners.
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