I recently had a loft conversion completed in a bungalow and as a result need to incorporate a pressurised sytem, However the plumber that carried out the work did not remove the solid fuel back boiler. As a result the water in the boiler becomes warm each time i switch on the oil fired heating. I have spoken to a friend who has advised me to drain the back boiler and isolate it. Can anyone point me in the right direction as to how to do this.
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i don't really know but it does't sound right
follow the pipework back to the branch
drain the system cap the pipes
refill the system
then start posting
drain the system cap the pipes
refill the system
then start posting
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