A leak !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
cheers dave your a starIf you cannot see any water coming out of the prv discharge pipe then it has to be a leak somewhere.
If you pressurise it to 1 Bar then turn it on ch does the pressure guage rise quickly to over 3 bar and then the prv opens?
If so you need to check the exp vessel charge. See FAQs on here on how to do it.
thanks again dave4th down on plumbing and heating main page.
thanks again dave4th down on plumbing and heating main page.
theres a few drops coming out of the prv pipe
nothing much as far as i can see
Shouldn't be anything coming out of prv pipe.
Tape a plastic bag over it and leave for a while, this will give you more of an indication of the amount coming out.
If the pressure has been below 3 bar, or even below 2 bar all this time then it is logically the prv that is knackered.
If the heating has been on and the pressure has been 3 bar or more then it is doing its job and the fault lyes in the boiler somewhere.
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