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condense
Condensation is the change of the state of matter from the gas phase into the liquid phase, and is the reverse of vaporization. The word most often refers to the water cycle. It can also be defined as the change in the state of water vapor to liquid water when in contact with a liquid or solid surface or cloud condensation nuclei within the atmosphere. When the transition happens from the gaseous phase into the solid phase directly, the change is called deposition.
Hi all,
Going to be installing Vaillant ecolevel pump, the EXTREMELY helpful chap at Vaillant after 15 mins on hold has recommended to "ask around your plumbers mechants" with regards to how to get their silly pump connected to any sort of waste system :mad2:
So I ask the question here after...
Are there any issues running a condense into an external iron stack?
The manual says it needs to be an internal stack, but I'm sure when I've assisted on boilers before we've put it into external stacks.
Cheers
I have a nine year old condensing oil fired boiler which over the last year has started to smell horribly. The smell is like sewage, and for months tried to track down a sewage problem. But the smell only happens when the boiler is working. I've had heating engineers in three times, and each...
Hi there,
I'm getting quotes at the moment for a new boiler. Given the old one is 20+ years old, this means the fun of condense pipes.
The boiler is currently located in an upstairs bedroom cupboard. Moving it to the downstairs kitchen would involve a non-trivial amount of work so I'm keen...
Hi all. Is there a specific length of condense pipe you can't go above? Or as long as it's down hill is it ok? The reason for asking is the boiler has to go at the front of the house but the only drain is to the rear. Custard wants cheap, so pump is off the cards.
Popped out to an Ri today that had back filled through the condense, there was an outside overflow pipe that should have saved the boiler but it was blocked with moss!!! It connects to the outside down pipe which is full of leaves etc!
I took the boiler apart & dried water from the fan...
seen quite a few after market grey hoses fitted to the condense connection of boilers to make condense pipework easier are these approved by manufacturers
not looking forward to this boiler swap in the new year - its like spaghetti junction above boiler wires for sockets etc . the boiler is 405mm wide and centre of flue from wall is 169mm to make it easy was thinking ideal logic as closest dimensions - customer wants vaillant and as little pipes...
Has anyone ever used this product or anything similar. Spoke to scale master rep and he said if u use this you can just have ur condensate pipe sticking out the wall. As long as the unit is changed every year.
Baxi 105 HE, will only stay lit if the condense trap connections are disconnected. I had a look and they didn't seem to be wet, I took out the screws and connectors, the plastic was slightly cracked. But couldn't see any other issue. I've ordered a new trap, but is there anything else I should...
Is there a trick to getting these out to clean?
I serviced one today and it was a pain in the behind!!
I have serviced plenty of the combis and they have a 's' shaped rubber hose into the trap so its easy to remove.
The heat only has a short rubber elbow and the trap hits the bottom of the...
My mother's Broag Remeha Avanta combi is in the Kitchen. The plastic condense pipe from boiler is run in 21.5mm overflow pipe. When it gets to the top of an unused washing machine standpipe, it just hooks over the edge of the top of the standpipe with an elbow and short length of overflow pipe...
Anybody know if a non Vaillant condense pump can have its pump safety cut off wired to the vaillant board "burner off" connector? If so is there a menu setting that needs to be changed?
Afternoon all
went to do a LL cert today and tenant mentioned a smell of burning plastic before I started. Took cover off and could see that where the condense trap meets the hex pipework the trap has burnt and melted causing a leak. I have ID'd it but LL has asked me to go back to try n fix...
My only option for a condense pipe on this instal is to run outside. However I think the 2 soil pipes here are cast iron or asbestos. Was thinking of adding a neutraliser and trying to instal a soak away.
What are people thoughts on these?
It's a swap from an old non condensing combi.
I'd be grateful for any advice:
I have an Alpha CD35C installed in the garage. I've noticed that when it is very cold overnight there is a small amount of water on a worktop under the boiler. The water seems to be coming from a small hole in the underside of the casing on the right-hand side...
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