I thought Combi boilers.....

mikey72

DGJsaver wrote: »

Thats what i thought , but my brother whos a gas engineer said they are different functions and shouldnet matter if the heatsings on otherwise in the summer its gonna cost more money running water till it`s hot and the boiler is going to work harder than it does already ??

Well, if he's a gas engineer, and says it shouldn't, pay him to fix it then.

gasdoctor

When the heating is on the boiler is already primed with heat, so consequently the hot water demand is met quicker,than when starting from cold.

Canucklehead

Hi

As usual the make and model of boiler is not known , so how can the question be answered accurately? The OP didn't answer the question as to the time difference between c/h on and off.

Corgi Guy.

roddydogs

My Combi Boiler gives the hot water quicker in Summer........why could this be (LOL)

martin2

DGJsaver wrote: »

I`ll double check your info and check i put across what he told me ,correctly.
and i would say thanks for your post, but i wont because you come across as a right smarmy knobhead.....

wow, what an ungrateful, miserable, b*****d you are, I'm surprised anyone bothered to help you. I certainly won't :mad:

DGJsaver

Uproar !!!!!

goldspanners

DGJsaver wrote: »

were supposed to give you hot water `on demand`and was not related to the central heating
How comes ours gives hot water quicker if the central heating is on ?


Dan

its because your boiler thinks your a douche bag.

hope this hasnt offended you :rotfl:

DGJsaver

martin2 wrote: »

wow, what an ungrateful, miserable, b*****d you are, I'm surprised anyone bothered to help you. I certainly won't :mad:

I dont recall asking you to

DGJsaver

WobblyGoblin wrote: »

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IMO EliteHeat's answer was concise and factual.

No it isnt , it`s dependant on various factors

Thanks for your input everyone though.....

FYI we are now choosing between a worcester or a
Vaillant :cool: