Worcester Boiler 24CDi - Hot water pressure lost
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You said the water was off
Did any rubbish got in the pipe, its now blocking the filters in the boiler 24cdi is prone to it. need to get an engineer to sort it out
Did any rubbish got in the pipe, its now blocking the filters in the boiler 24cdi is prone to it. need to get an engineer to sort it out
ratonnastick said:You said the water was off
Did any rubbish got in the pipe, its now blocking the filters in the boiler 24cdi is prone to it. need to get an engineer to sort it out
Don't think so. I think its more likely to be a pressure problem - eg air in the system as I had to bleed the radiators tonight
do you have good water pressure from the cold taps?
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The heating pressure and the guage on the front of the boiler are totally seperate from the hot domestic water pressure.
oops dont touch that
your looking in the wrong place
the water the boiler heats direclty is seperate from the water that flows to you taps the pressure gauge on the boiler has nothing to do with the pressure of the water to your taps.
Dont play with the pressure vessel your only mucking up your boiler
your looking in the wrong place
the water the boiler heats direclty is seperate from the water that flows to you taps the pressure gauge on the boiler has nothing to do with the pressure of the water to your taps.
Dont play with the pressure vessel your only mucking up your boiler
Okay so...
I have virtually no hot water pressure but loads of cold water pressure.
I had lots of air in the central heating system.
What else can I test/check etc? I don't really want to have to call out a plumber but I also don't want to run the heating in case I damage something and its getting colder...
help!
I have virtually no hot water pressure but loads of cold water pressure.
I had lots of air in the central heating system.
What else can I test/check etc? I don't really want to have to call out a plumber but I also don't want to run the heating in case I damage something and its getting colder...
help!
get a heating engineer you will save your self a lot of time and money in the long run.
you may have now depressurized the expansion vessel this may now cause problems to the heating
if you had left it alone you would have safetly used the heating.
you really dont know enough to cure this problem
you may have now depressurized the expansion vessel this may now cause problems to the heating
if you had left it alone you would have safetly used the heating.
you really dont know enough to cure this problem
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