Can U bleed radiators from combi boiler systems?

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Actually, my main problem is that my Ravenheat combi system stopped working yesterday, and the "low CH water pressure" light is on. (Ravenheat boiler is either RSF 20/20E, RSF 25/20E, or RSF 25/25E, with timer, and although more than 8 years old has been working well).

My radiators appeared to need bleeding (when on, they've been cold at top but warm at bottom) so I thought I'd try this first before getting someone in to look at system....but I read on another site that you shouldn't bleed radiators from combi systems. Is this so??

This is my first post, and I'd be really grateful if anyone can help!

Thanks...
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I read on another site that you shouldn't bleed radiators from combi systems.

Stick to the proper sites then. :LOL:

You can bleed combi rads. Consult the FAQs. :D
 
ahahaha... :LOL:

Thought it was probably a daft question, but better to look dumb than risk damaging system...!

Cheers Bahco for the prompt reply - much appreciated.

:)
 

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