CENTRAL HEATING QUERY

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Ok, my central heating was pumping over in the loft - expansion tank hot and overflowing. Was told i needed powerflush. Powerflush completed and guess what - still hot and pumping over. Had pipes going to loft from pump cut and re worked and its resolved the problem i think.
Expansion tank is lukewarm? is this correct?
Did my system need flushing or did I have a blockage in the pipes which caused the issue?
Powerflush has come at a premium and now I am arguing it wasnt required?

Any professional help is much appreciated.

Cheers
Paula
 
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If its been pumping over it will have corroded in the system although the brown stuff is very difficult to break down and remove even with a power flush. Sounds like they cut out and replaced the tee where the water from the tank joins the system afterwards. Pretty likely it needed both doing.
 
Best way is to have a sealed system installed (about £50 for the kit)
A vented system with header tank has no place in a modern heating system.
 

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