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I have one of the troublesome Suprima 60 boilers (Yes I've read all about it cutting out - but have lived with this). Yesterday I found the green light flashing which indicates that it is heating the water AND the red light flashing too. I checked the paperwork that came with the boiler and it...

is there meant to be a word after "hot" on the second line should it read "hot tap"? Ta for the help though.

Thanks for the info chaps - I forgot to state that I have only one bathroom and only I live here.

I have a Suprima 60 boiler (don't laugh) and the red light flashes to tell me of a problem quite often. I am getting tired of it and although it is only about nine years old, it may be time for a new boiler. I live in a 3 bed-terraced Victorian house and although the water is metered I don't use...

I am not too conversant with plumbing/water/heating etc but, I have a Suprima 60 boiler (don't laugh). The heated water is stored in a tank housed in the cupboard in the bathroom on the first floor. Just outside this cupboard is a small radiator, which, even in the summer when the CH button is...

I am not too conversant with plumbing/water/heating etc but, I have a Suprima 60 boiler (don't laugh). The heated water is stored in a tank housed in the cupboard in the bathroom on the first floor. Just outside this cupboard is a small radiator, which, even in the summer when the CH button is...

I have a Grundfos pump in the bathroom cupboard on the first floor which also houses the boiler and above which is the cold water tank - in these MUCH colder days, is it best to turn it up to full flow? The three rads upstairs (where the boiler is) are gradually warming up but downstairs no sign...

Folks, If one heater builds up with air and is not bled, will the entire central heating system eventually fill up with air and one-by-one cause all of the radiators to fail, due the whole system building up with air?

Sorry for the delay - it's air.

I belive that there are three types of boiler which feed central heating systems. In the upstairs bathroom, I have a water-tank in the top-half of the cupbaord and in the bottom-half (according to the sticker on its side) a 1050x400 Indirect Coil Immersion Heater with a 114 litres capacity made...

Folks, If one heater (upstairs) builds up with air and is not bled, will it in time render itself incapable of emiting heat and then in time knock-out the other radiators, due the whole system building up with air?

The boiler is a potter and apart from the radiators being white and their being 4 downstairs and 3 upsatirs I can help you no further.

I've no idea - it is a central heating sytem - please answer the question!

Why was the system drained? Yes it was Was it internally clean? Yes indeed Was a dose of chemical corrosion inhibitor added when refilling? Yes again

All of the water in my radiator system was drained in March as I needed a new radiator fitting. Due to the nice weather back in that month, I only turned the heating system on 3-4 times more, yet one radiator needing bleeding as a lot of air had got (although I think that after a drain out, one...

My boiler is set to automatically come on between the hours of at 5.30am-7.30am and 5.30pm-10.30pm. At the moment I have turned the central heating switch off, so only the water gets heated. Last night at 11pm and now at 9.45am i.e. BOTH OUTSIDE OF THE PLANNED "ON" TIMES, the green light has...

The system was flushed out and replaced with nice water 3 weeks ago. I works okay except for this one heater which has "aired up" quickly - hence my concern.

I have just had my radiator sytem bled, an erroneous rad corrected and now it is full with clean water and anti-grunge liquid and has worked fine since. However after 3 weeks one of the radiators upstairs needed bleeding. It took about 5 seconds for all of the air to come out .............. 1)...

I did and it now works perfectly after a year of idleness - many thanks...what a marvellous web-site this is for us DIY-phobes.

The radiator pump is upstairs in the bathroom cupboard and is set to level 1 (the lowest of 3 levels) and the downstairs radiator (the furthest from the pump) is half warm/half cool. It does not need bleeding as it is the TOP half that is WARM and the bottom that is cool. Does this indicate that...