Post by Magic-Ian on Sept 23, 2016 10:41:41 GMT -5
Hello!
My aging mother in law has this Powermax 155 and both the hot water to the taps and the radiators is scalding hot - dangerously so. In fact she's already ended in hospital once with burnt feet getting in the bath!
Is there so etching that can be simply addressed to reduce the overall hot water temperature?
I'm not a trained boiler person, but do have mechanical, electrical and plumbing trading/experience of old....
Any help/guidance would be appreciated.
Kind Regards,
Ian
My aging mother in law has this Powermax 155 and both the hot water to the taps and the radiators is scalding hot - dangerously so. In fact she's already ended in hospital once with burnt feet getting in the bath!
Is there so etching that can be simply addressed to reduce the overall hot water temperature?
I'm not a trained boiler person, but do have mechanical, electrical and plumbing trading/experience of old....
Any help/guidance would be appreciated.
Kind Regards,
Ian
