Rob Foster
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ok its not the bogs leaking and you now know where to focus your investigations ..keep us in touch with your solutionThey are the softener inlet and outlet valves
Rob Foster aka centralheatking
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ok its not the bogs leaking and you now know where to focus your investigations ..keep us in touch with your solutionThey are the softener inlet and outlet valves
Yes Stig I agree but when the op just goes away we often carry on and speculate ..its not an un healthy process because from my point of view we all learn so much more ..UKPF is a really good place to give and learn in my opinionHave I missed something completely here? Is the water not flowing through the tundish then? If so, why are we talking about toilets and water softeners? I only ask out of interest because I'm lost on this one.
Many water softeners do not need a power supply (twin tank models), so this is a red herring! You need to isolate the softener by doing what I suggested earlier. Of course this is assuming the brine from the regeneration process is passing through your problem waste pipe. We need to confirm that the softener is not stuck in regeneration.Looks like you have a water softener. If so has someone turned off the power to it? If so it can stick in regeneration mode and constantly back wash. This will cause what you are hearing.
To confirm turn one of the isolating valves circled in the post above this .
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