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I did double check the filling loop Tony and you may very well have been right about the filling loop . I did make sure after I saw your last post that the filling loop was turned off totally this now as opposed to " merely turned off " Thanks for the advice to check the FAQ

The filling loop is certainly turned off . It was not turning it off completely that caused the problem a couple of weeks ago And turn off the stop cock THEN bleed the radiators ? Ah that makes sense now

Yes I certainly made sure the filling loop has been turned off . So just to confirm simply bleeding a radiator won't in fact reduce the pressure in the boiler ? I've just had a look at my radiators and there doesn't seem to be anything that resembles a draining valve

Hi guys First post here and I wouldn't be posting unless I was in desperate need of help I've got an Ariston combi boiler which means I have to periodically top up the pressure . I had a bit of an accident which meant I didn't turn off the top up valve completely which meant the pressure...