Super helpful. thanks. I can see a small leak on that side of the boiler, plus there are limescale deposits. Weirdly the water is dripping from the LHS of the boiler housing, but i think maybe the boiler isn't quite level so it's making its way to the other side via the valve bracket assembly? I can't see any leaks near where the drips fall from. Hmmm the drip is from the rear of the return manifold, not where the cold water pipe enters. Perhaps the whole return manifold needs changing out...
I am so fucking happy you done this video!!!! I was struggling with that flow restrictor. I kept putting a washer between the black but and the white restrictor fucking god knows why... then I could actually get the clip in lol!
Been out to a Worcester 42 CDI classic today with low hotwater temp to outlets. Getting 41c max at first draw off….took dhw heat exchanger off. Descaled but wasn’t bad….back together and still only getting 44c max. Anyone experienced the same symptoms but caused by the flow adaptor? Cheers in advance
@@boilerstobathrooms6267 I checked the range settings in the engineers menu and 100% on domestic hotwater and 70% on CH…. Naturally the plate is the first place to check with irregular temps but that looks fine and clean. I’ve been led to believe that the flow adaptor disintegrates allowing a higher litre per minute which the boiler can’t keep up with….I’ve done a couple of resets which takes it into a 15 minute initial start up but no difference….diverter seems to behave so don’t think it’s that either….wank boilers
Absolute legend, just saved me £200. Really easy job. My old adapter turned to crumbs as I removed it.
Very good video mate. Really helpful and well filmed showing important specifics too. Much appreciated.
Thanks for your feedback mate really appreciate it
Thanks great help / my job for tomorrow with new parts.
thank you my friend.
this video has really helped me today, your the best, regards andy
That was quick, nice job sir.
This has been so helpfull , thankyou.
Great video, help me so much
Thanks for the feedback much appreciated
Super helpful. thanks. I can see a small leak on that side of the boiler, plus there are limescale deposits. Weirdly the water is dripping from the LHS of the boiler housing, but i think maybe the boiler isn't quite level so it's making its way to the other side via the valve bracket assembly? I can't see any leaks near where the drips fall from. Hmmm the drip is from the rear of the return manifold, not where the cold water pipe enters. Perhaps the whole return manifold needs changing out...
I am so fucking happy you done this video!!!! I was struggling with that flow restrictor. I kept putting a washer between the black but and the white restrictor fucking god knows why... then I could actually get the clip in lol!
Was my first return manifold today 🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃
How important is it to keep the boiler clean of dust and possibly limescale?
excellent video. thank you
Thanks for your comment glad you liked the video
brilliant video... cheers
that clip is so uneccesarily painful to put back in isn't it 🤦
Haha I hate the clip
@@boilerstobathrooms6267 Cut the clip in two, it still works. Tried and tested !
Fuck that clip, its evil😢
Been out to a Worcester 42 CDI classic today with low hotwater temp to outlets. Getting 41c max at first draw off….took dhw heat exchanger off. Descaled but wasn’t bad….back together and still only getting 44c max. Anyone experienced the same symptoms but caused by the flow adaptor?
Cheers in advance
Pretty sure you need to do a pcb reset on it mate that should do the trick
@@boilerstobathrooms6267 I checked the range settings in the engineers menu and 100% on domestic hotwater and 70% on CH….
Naturally the plate is the first place to check with irregular temps but that looks fine and clean.
I’ve been led to believe that the flow adaptor disintegrates allowing a higher litre per minute which the boiler can’t keep up with….I’ve done a couple of resets which takes it into a 15 minute initial start up but no difference….diverter seems to behave so don’t think it’s that either….wank boilers