Recent content by chrisr1uk

Thanks for the replies The pressure seems ok. Its around 2 bar when on, and when its in its error state its always around 1.5. When i first got the error it was indeed at 0. I can't see any obvious drips or dampness. i will check again this evening as see if the pressure has dropped again...

sorry, i was told to keep bleeding the radiators and topping up until the water finally runs and stays clear? :roll:

Surely the water coming out should remain clear, and not alternate between clear a gungy white liquid? Is there anything I else i can look for regarding the boiler switching off with a "insufficient pressure" error? the gauge always stays at 1.5 bar

everytime the boiler goes off and i bleed the bathroom radiator, it will come out clear for about 5-10 secs and then come out like frothy water (like the head on a beer) and then go clear again. this keeps happening. any ideas?

Thanks mate Off the top of your head, do you know how i would go about checking the pump? I'm gettign annoyed now having to keep going into the loft to reset it :lol: I can post a picture of it if you need to point me in the right direction. I Appreciate your help Chris

Thanks ChrisR is it best to get someone in to take a look, or is it something I can do it myself?

Another quick question. if i bleed the radiators, should the pressure stay the same or will it go down anyway? Chris

Hi Tony its stays at 1.5 now. The first time I bled all the radiators and then topped it up, it stayed on for 5 days. now the fault seems to have come back

Hi All, I have that above boiler that keeps switching itself off during the night. THe first time it went off the pressure dropped to 0, so i topped it upto 1.5 bar. I've also been round and bled the radiators and then topped it up again. THe heating/hot water will be fine during the...

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