Yesterday, I was stood next to the boiler in garage and noticed the flow temperature display showing a rising temp from the normal maximum of 72C going up to around 85C. The boiler BDR91 was off and I couldn't hear the pump running but as I was in the middle of fitting replacement downlights, I chose to leave it.
The temp did start to drop back and I think it will have dropped into the boiler gradient limitation routine and fired burner back on when demand was required.
My puzzle and question is - How can the flow temperature show 85C when I have the boiler heat control set at circa 72C.
Surely, if maximum heat out is 72C, there can be no part of the CH system with water hotter than that? [Ignoring slight variation in temps at control]
[By way of added note - around the same time of the day I spotted that the hall zone temp on the Evo controller was displaying 5C which implied either it had reset that zone to off (5C frost protection) or it thought a door/window had opened and temporarily set the xone to 5C. I wondered if the two events were connected.
Confused
As a PS - A week ago I changed pump speed down from high (III) to medium (II) as recommended by DBMandrake in a previous thread.
The temp did start to drop back and I think it will have dropped into the boiler gradient limitation routine and fired burner back on when demand was required.
My puzzle and question is - How can the flow temperature show 85C when I have the boiler heat control set at circa 72C.
Surely, if maximum heat out is 72C, there can be no part of the CH system with water hotter than that? [Ignoring slight variation in temps at control]
[By way of added note - around the same time of the day I spotted that the hall zone temp on the Evo controller was displaying 5C which implied either it had reset that zone to off (5C frost protection) or it thought a door/window had opened and temporarily set the xone to 5C. I wondered if the two events were connected.
Confused
As a PS - A week ago I changed pump speed down from high (III) to medium (II) as recommended by DBMandrake in a previous thread.