Pump appears to be working because I can hear it run.
Crossover valve went bad
There is no replacement part
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Hi,
My thought is kinda crazy but it is the only thing that makes any sense...
I think that the pump may be running backwards....it happens sometimes that a motor can get a power surge or just plain decide to run the wrong way....this would keep you from getting the hot water and make it take longer then before as it is fighting the natural water flow and pressure...
There would be no fix to that... but I think that Laing has a 1 year warranty on their products...
I would check with the supplier that you purchased it from to see about a warranty replacement...
heatman101
SOURCE: Laing model 330 Pump not working-delay in hot
Question not 100% clear.
1) The pump is not working? Does the pump make a noise? if pump is not working full-time, it can cause delay in arrival.
If pump motor is suspect, and outlet has power, then check override switch located on timer. Set override to Timer, move some of the trippers outward, then manually rotate timer dial until pump turns ON.
http://waterheatertimer.org/images/IMG_9325-grundfos-timer-800.jpg
If no noise is detected, or noise stops and starts, or seems strained, or if pump is hot, then pump motor may have burned out.
2) If pump is working, and makes noise like a humming sound, and pump motor is not hot, but hot water is not circulating, then unplug pump so it will not overheat and burn up.
Disassemble the pump and cross-over piece. Clean piping with white vinegar or CLR. Do not soak in CLR or it will damage seals. Rinse parts thoroughly. Reassemble and see if problem is resolved.
If pump is vibrating, then suspects include sediment and/or air inside line, and this can be resolved by cleaning as described. Also install air vent to increase life of pump.
3) Other causes for hot water delay at faucet are crossover.
Crossover can be caused by bad single-handled faucet cartridge, and/or by clogged-or-failed check valve on cross-over piece on grundfos.
This type of problem lets cold water enter hot line, and causes delay in arrival of hot water. Clean-or-replace the grundfos cross-over piece, and replace bad faucet cartridge.
Open following link for testing instructions:
http://waterheatertimer.org/Crossover.html
Resources:
http://waterheatertimer.org/Water-heater-recirculation-system.html
http://waterheatertimer.org/pdf/Troubleshoot-recirculation.pdf
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SOURCE: Pump not working-delay in hot water delivery.In
Question not 100% clear.
1) The pump is not working? Does the pump make a noise? if pump is not working full-time, it can cause delay in arrival.
If
pump motor is suspect, and outlet has power, then check override switch
located on timer. Set override to Timer, move some of the trippers
outward, then manually rotate timer dial until pump turns ON.
http://waterheatertimer.org/images/IMG_9325-grundfos-timer-800.jpg
If no noise is detected, or noise stops and starts, or seems strained, or if pump is hot, then pump motor may have burned out.
2)
If pump is working, and makes noise like a humming sound, and pump
motor is not hot, but hot water is not circulating, then unplug pump so
it will not overheat and burn up.
Disassemble the pump and cross-over
piece. Clean piping with white vinegar or CLR. Do not soak in CLR or it
will damage seals. Rinse parts thoroughly. Reassemble and see if
problem is resolved.
If pump is vibrating, then suspects include
sediment and/or air inside line, and this can be resolved by cleaning as
described. Also install air vent to increase life of pump.
3) Other causes for hot water delay at faucet are crossover.
Crossover
can be caused by bad single-handled faucet cartridge, and/or by
clogged-or-failed check valve on cross-over piece on grundfos.
This
type of problem lets cold water enter hot line, and causes delay in
arrival of hot water. Clean-or-replace the grundfos cross-over piece,
and replace bad faucet cartridge.
Open following link for testing instructions:
http://waterheatertimer.org/Crossover.html
Resources:
http://waterheatertimer.org/Water-heater-recirculation-system.html
http://waterheatertimer.org/pdf/Troubleshoot-recirculation.pdf
Add a comment for more help.
Take a moment and rate answer for accuracy:
And take advantage of fixya expert assistance live.
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SOURCE: Cold water runs good; hot water diminished flow
Question posted under autocirc recirculating system.
Unknown if system has been taken apart and cleaned with white vinegar, or if faucets are single-handled.
Open following links to help isolate possible problems.
http://waterheatertimer.org/Water-heater-recirculation-system.html
http://waterheatertimer.org/Crossover.html
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