Recent content by neza

After some advice really, I live in a small 3 bed detached built in 90,s. One main bathroom, one onsuite, 3 people. Currently have a standard system with cylinder on landing and water tank in loft, so gravity fed, the boiler is potterton f50, never missed a beat and serviced regularly. All...

Thanks, air did come out, boilers back on but can still hear the sloshing sound, will I have to do it a few times after the boiler has ran to get it all out.

So I opened it, a bit of air came out, should I do it when the boiler is running ?

Does it just twist off So just unscrew that ?

Yes there is hot water, it's taking its time to heat up as the boiler keeps cutting out after approx 5 mins. This is my cylinder set up,don't know what motorised valves are sorry.

Will try your suggestions guys, thanks

Radiators all heating up fine, just when do the hot water only lots of sloshing water sound from boiler when on and flame doesn't burn long before boiler shutting down and restarting.

System is vented with 2 tanks in the loft and cylinder on landing, boiler is in kitchen downstairs in 2 storey house

Yep got access to the pump will try and give that a go, thanks for the illustration.

Water comes out all the rads, no air at all. It was vented at the time and plumber did the job, trying to get them back but obviously busy, just thought something simple I could try.

I have one, mines fitted to the top of the cylinder.

Just after some advice please. A couple of days I had my central heating drained/cleaned. Next morning the boiler fired up to heat the water (conventional vented system) and theres lots of sloshing noises coming from the boiler, boiler cuts out after 5 mins then starts back up and on it goes...

the pumps i have mentioned seem to do both positive and negetive, can i save myself a few quid and just get a positive pump

i only want my hot water pumping, my cold water to all outlets upstairs is mains pressure

can anyone help so confused , i live in a detached house bout 14 years old the hotwater upstairs is gravity fed and cold water is mains,( i have a hot water storage tank on the landing) the hot water pressure in the upstairs bathrooms isnt great and iam fitting a mixer shower in the ensuite so...