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ST1100:

--- Quote from: McCabe-Thiele (Ted) on December 29, 2022, 12:23:43 PM ---FMG our heating is back up & running - engineer turned up at 8.00 am as promised left at just gone 9.30 both sump level switches both replaced.
Hopefully sorted for a couple more winters now on sump pump number four counting the original & the third set of level switches.
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Good to hear, comfy house again... (unless you think about gas prices...)
Over here "on the continent" condensing boilers are generally wall mounted models; hence either natural drain, or mentioned tank pumps...
The gripe is mostly due to MFGs stop carrying spares (over new models), like control PCBs...

--- Quote ---I dread to think of the learning dip that future heat pump owners will go through...
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Dunno working on A2W heat-pumps for quite some time now, they're quite reliable, issues origin mostly on the heating hydraulic inside the house...
And retrofitting old buildings is another issue, often more efficient to have them installing new, vacuum sealed windows...

McCabe-Thiele (Ted):
The problem here in the UK as a fellow Austrian born in Klagenfurt is that UK homes simply do not have the insulation required.

ST1100:

--- Quote from: McCabe-Thiele (Ted) on December 29, 2022, 07:18:42 PM ---The problem here in the UK as a fellow Austrian born in Klagenfurt is that UK homes simply do not have the insulation required.
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Well, the castle of my former boss (D.I.Hochegger; RIP) is heated by some I'm responsible for the layout...  ;)
https://www.burg-rabenstein.at/burg-rabenstein/
Proves that even rock & stone walls can be heated efficiently... 

McCabe-Thiele (Ted):
Yes a four foot thick castle wall would do the trick - insulation wise.😁😁😁

Bryanj:
True, keeps the heat in BUT takes 6 months to warm up in the first place!

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