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  MuttonChops Member Posts: 1,588

  December 2019

  Manual says:
  
  Therm: The pump is controlled by the room sensor. This is the normal mode
               for heat and hot water.
  
  Keeping things in Normal Mode sounds Good to Me. So I'm not going to change/worry about it.
  

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  webers3 Member Posts: 404

  December 2019

  In continuous setting the circulating pump runs continuously. In Therm as needed. Therm is the preferred choice 

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  Sharon_is_SAM Administrator Posts: 9,486

  December 2019

  If you are boondocking and want to conserve some power, the Therm setting would intermittently power the glycol pump.  Continuous runs constantly?  Less efficient?  And you are correct, since the Boost hot water setting actually stops the glycol from circulating, you can’t use Boost when the Alde is set to Continuous circulation.

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  mrlynch1953 Member Posts: 40

  January 2020

  As per my initial question, I’m trying boost with the solid triangle on display and getting no hot water while set on cont. so I’ve switched to therm and Hope I’ll get hot water! Thanks all. 
  

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  ScottG Administrator Posts: 5,417

  January 2020

  Darn hijackers!  ;-)

  I moved the questions and comments about the circulator pump speed to their own discussion.
  

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  mrlynch1953 Member Posts: 40

  January 2020

  Good idea. That was a good discussion but different topic. Thanks

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  Tundra57 Member Posts: 640

  January 2020

  Either heating pump should not affect your ability to get hot water. If heating is working and hot water is not then most likely issues are that the temperature valve is faulty or needs replacing or there is no water in the heater maybe in bypass or airlock??
  

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  mrlynch1953 Member Posts: 40

  January 2020

  I’ve got both. Thank you. I needed to flip the valves from winterizing mode. 

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