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It could be condensate if you had the boiler running for a bit.. you should try it for a while without using the boiler at all, also if you go for the dropping pipes from above idea it might be worth fitting rad valves with drain cocks. Good luck pal (y)

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Pump size maybe

:idea: Did you check your drain for the system isn’t dripping?

I forgot to mention.. this is the type of gauge I was meaning - maybe connect it with a washing machine valve (without check valve) https://www.screwfix.com/p/rothenberger-water-pressure-test-gauge-10bar/53626

Hey Pal, what I would do is stick a pressure gauge on the pipe you cut and capped to the conserv radiator. Then pressurise the system via the boiler and close the flow and return to the boiler and you now have the boiler and radiator pipe work separate and with their own gauge. That should help...

You could try putting a branch into that existing socket and testing it with buckets of water till your satisfied it’s leak free..however incase the existing socket doesn’t seal when you take out the bend and put in a branch I would cut the pipe back a bit and glue on a loose collar and start...

There’s one big tank in the loft which I think is for the hw cylinder and a small header tank which is what I think feeds all the flows and returns..

hey terrywookfit, what do you mean one or two systems? I have traced the pipes and they are the following: F&R living room fire F&R kitchen fire F&R solar panels F&R under floor heating F&R hw cylinder coil F&R kerosene boiler F&R for radiators. Do you think these all share a feed from the...

Do you think it’s all the same big system from 1 tank feeding the water to all of it? (Each side of the house has a kerosene boiler and a tank in loft ‍♂️

Possibly aye.. there is a neutralizer on the other side of the house for another 2 fires and cylinder..

I’m helping my brother do some work in his house and we were wondering if anyone could explain this? It has the flow and returns from 2x fires, solar panels, kerosene boiler, underfloor heating, cylinder coil and radiators all going into it.. do they all share the same water or are there lots...