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Hi All,
I wonder if anyone could give me some advice regarding a Worcester 28cdi ii , I get hot water only at certain times when the central heating is on and even then the hot water is in short supply, there is a tank next to the boiler.
Is there a way of having hot water all time when needed?
Below are some screenshots from instruction manual:

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Thank you
 
Isn’t it a combi boiler ?
 
Can you post a picture of the tank adjacent to the boiler. Its a combi boiler but could possibly (but unlikely) also have a HW cylinder.
A combi will always dispense hot water, in limited amounts, when a hot tap is opened, a 28kw combi should give a flowrate of 7.4 LPM (from a mains temp of 6C) at 60C or 11.8 LPM at 40C.
 

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