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Ufh inline flow meters.

Cushtie · 2021-02-06 10:47:44

Hi, Quick question if anyone has any info. My UFH is acting up, think circulation pump on manifold is shagged. It's not kicking in. Have plumber coming to take a look. I also have a couple of rooms not getting warm but that has been going on for a while so will get him to check that aswell. Maybe the system needs to be…

06-02-2021 10:47am

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Cushtie

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Hi,

Quick question if anyone has any info. My UFH is acting up, think circulation pump on manifold is shagged. It's not kicking in. Have plumber coming to take a look. I also have a couple of rooms not getting warm but that has been going on for a while so will get him to check that aswell. Maybe the system needs to be flushed out, refilled and balanced as it's in about 15 years now.

Anyway in my googling to see if I could figure out anything I see alot of stuff about adjusting flow meters etc.

The flow meters in mine are in line just before where the return enters the manifold. I can't see any way of adjusting them.

It's an Emmetti system. Can these be adjusted or is it something the installer does day one and that is that.

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