Seem to be getting an excessive amount of air in two radiators, need bleeding every couple of weeks. Boiler is two years old and a Worcester combi. Any ideas?? Didn't have an air issue before.
Sealed system air problem
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No. How would I do that? and what would that prove? Cheers
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Get a Tupperware dish ( not a glass dish) and bleed "air" and hold upside down dish above so it collects in it.
Take it outside while still holding it upside down and then light it with a match.
If it lights with a pop it's hydrogen.
You can directly light it coming out but it goes like a flamethrower and can light back to inside rad and go BANG so not recommended.
Take it outside while still holding it upside down and then light it with a match.
If it lights with a pop it's hydrogen.
You can directly light it coming out but it goes like a flamethrower and can light back to inside rad and go BANG so not recommended.
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Ok Ill try that Thanks shambolic for your advice and words of wisdom
Move the curtains if your doing it straight out the bleed.....
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