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Anonymous users2024-01-23If you don't dig up and inspect it as a last resort, I think the starting point is the same. What brand of coil is on the installation contract, the coil is a whole pipe, there is no joint, you only need to use the German Ruihao, the leakage point may be in the water separator joint, or the wall-hung boiler joint.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22According to your description, it was caused by the fact that the sand was laid at the beginning was too thick, and the sand is a very absorbent thing, and it will get better as time goes by!
You can assert tort liability and require it to be cleared or reinstated, which is supported in civil law. The neighbor is not an administrative (power) organ or a service organization, and there is no way to file a complaint (there is no receiving authority). It can be resolved through negotiation, mediation, litigation, etc.
If there is a circulating pump and forced circulation, it should not affect each other, first turn off the heating on the wall on the ground, or close the return valve a little smaller, check whether the floor heating can be circulated, check whether the supply and return valves of the floor heating are all open, whether there is an exhaust valve in the floor heating part, open the exhaust valve to see if there is air inside, and if there is a dirt remover to see if there is a blockage, this can only be checked one by one, test to find the cause ---
Hello, after reading your description, I didn't see what the problem was?
Just find a professional to change it.
You can double-check the filter, it may be that the net is clogged with dirt, you clean it first and then try it.