Stanley Cooker - pump very noisy, shakes house almost, goes for hours!

Discussion in 'Plumbers' Talk' started by flyn031, Oct 2, 2014.

  1. flyn031

    flyn031 New Member

    We have just moved. Our central heating, hot water and cooking are now all combined and powered by a Stanley oven.
    I noticed upon use that the pump seems to take hours upon hours to turn off, it gets really really hot, and makes a noise that seems to vibrate the whole house.

    I wondered is this normal procedure for such a set up? This pump seems to have a mind of its own and the heat on the pump body seems excessive. Any Stanley users out there, your thoughts would be appreciated...
     
  2. kiaora

    kiaora Guest

    hi
    pump overrun, the boiler part and oven should have separate controls, and burners
    regards
    peter
     
  3. flyn031

    flyn031 New Member

    Thanks, are you saying there is a way to control the pump overrunning? Why does the pump,go for so long after cooking? Surely can't be good for it :)
     

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