This is my first posting, so apologies if I don't get it spot on!
My primary circuit pressure is reducing to 0bar because, I believe, the prv is passing water. A steady flow is visible from the pipe outside the house every time I try to recharge the system.
Factors:
Last night was the coldest we have had for a long time.
The boiler is 6 years old.
Last year another boiler part leaked (but it was only detected after the plumber had me rip up all my flooring to look for leaks.)
The prv has a red plastic cover (not tight fitting) labelled with 3 bar and a directional arrow. The cover will only rotate one way (in the direction of the arrow). I can find no instructions in either the operator manual or the install & service manual to indicate what turning the knob achieves.
My main questions is :-
Can I do anything immediately to recover pressure
But also:-
What happens if I rotate the red cover/knob.
Is valve replacement a diy job
Thanks in advance
Bob
My primary circuit pressure is reducing to 0bar because, I believe, the prv is passing water. A steady flow is visible from the pipe outside the house every time I try to recharge the system.
Factors:
Last night was the coldest we have had for a long time.
The boiler is 6 years old.
Last year another boiler part leaked (but it was only detected after the plumber had me rip up all my flooring to look for leaks.)
The prv has a red plastic cover (not tight fitting) labelled with 3 bar and a directional arrow. The cover will only rotate one way (in the direction of the arrow). I can find no instructions in either the operator manual or the install & service manual to indicate what turning the knob achieves.
My main questions is :-
Can I do anything immediately to recover pressure
But also:-
What happens if I rotate the red cover/knob.
Is valve replacement a diy job
Thanks in advance
Bob