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got issues with mine, bought a house with one, now its not working and i cannot find an installer/plumber that deals with them
Lincolnshire area
cheers
try an air-conditioner engineer. they are basically the same thing
What's it doing/ not doing?
Edit; not in S****horpe is it!?
My neighbour got one.... Noisy dam thing
My neighbour got one.... Noisy dam thing
My mates had to get planning permission for theirs.
What make and any fault codes?
Edit; not in S****horpe is it!?
ummmmm Blyton?
What make and any fault codes?
Dream
EE 03
EE05
Meh.
If you are on mains gas, that is cheaper to run and lower carbon.
If in countryside with eleccy only, they rock.
no mains gas
Ah, we've had loads of trouble with Kingspan units at a development in Scunny, at least its not one of those.
Afraid I've never heard of Dream, you probably have already, but have you googled the unit and fault code list, maybe something simple like low water pressure?
2 minutes googling and I'd be contacting this fella: http://www.nsmithplumbing.co.uk/technology.html
ask him for his advice/tips.
We've got a heat pump (Cumbria). Initially serviced by the guy that installed it, now dealt with by a plumber who's taught himself how to deal with them. They're not that complex, so any competent plumber should manage. Annual service needed for the warranty.
Good luck.
thanks and thanks,
whats the estate in s****horpe? as i guess they are much of a muchness?
it does seem like a pressure issue based on the codes, however i have no idea how to alter this as the system seems to have remenants of the old system as well so i dont know what links to what
cheers
Sorry , never heard of 'Dream' Most of that style are possibly rebadged Chinese stuff, which limits dealers and support. Good luck in getting it sorted.
Our old place had one from new, but we never had cause to have anyone out to look at it..
Sorry , never heard of 'Dream' Most of that style are possibly rebadged Chinese stuff, which limits dealers and support. Good luck in getting it sorted.
Edited
It seems a water pressure issue rather than a refrigerant issues. How is the system pressured? Is there a gauge showing the pressure in the system of water?
It's one of these
http://www.dreamheatpumps.co.uk/index.html
I've no idea how to adjust the pressure, the gauge on the bottom left of the side of the unit doesn't look very high, but I've no instructions so I don't know what the operating pressure or how to adjust
Thats where I got the fault code from. Probably best to call them and ask about pressure adjustment and settings. They may even have a commissioning pack, which they could email you, which should have that info in there.
Cheers
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Way to go getting people to buy from you! I'd run a mile with that attitude. Hope you get sorted OP.