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Mulberry yeats boiler stove

clones1980 · 2021-02-11 22:34:59

Hi everyone. I have a mulberry yeats boiler stove in 6 years. I have done a lot of work on the house in the last year including changing single to double radiators and adding extra. So I have went from 4 double and 3 single rads that were piping with the stove to 7 double and 1 single. This has led to me obviously…

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11-02-2021 11:34pm

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clones1980

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Hi everyone. I have a mulberry yeats boiler stove in 6 years. I have done a lot of work on the house in the last year including changing single to double radiators and adding extra. So I have went from 4 double and 3 single rads that were piping with the stove to 7 double and 1 single. This has led to me obviously overloading the system so not all radiators heat up anymore. Is it possible for me to decide which radiators the stove can heat. Ie can I choose to not have the 2 rads in the room with the stove heat.

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#2 12-02-2021 5:28pm
sky6

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That would really depend on how the CH is installed.

For instanced if the CH is zoned or has area's of the house fed off a Manifold, Then you could close one zone or one leg of the Manifold
which is the same thing really.

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#3 13-02-2021 11:43am
Lewis_Benson

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Turn off the rads yiu don't want on.

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