HI
I posted on here the other day and recieved a reply but my problem has moved on a bit since then and is really baffling me .
My boiler switches on but I don't think the gas valve is released because there may be no flow of water ( I could be wrong )even though the carcase of the boiler warms up .. So the boiler stops itself. Only the pump continues to run .
I then bleed the top two radiators and eventually everything is fine .Until ,that is its turned off again for a period of time ,say about three hours . and the problem reappears .I have to bleed twice and when i do I don't get a brilliant flow of water just a trickle (pump off ) ..but it solves the problem for the day
What I don't understand is the header tank is NOT refilling all the time and I have no obvious water leaks so why do I have to continual bleed the rads to make the boiler ingnite . And yes I did removed a rad in the summer .
the only other solution I can think of is to leave the heating on 24/7
I'm convinced its a air problem but can't figure out where all the air is coming from !!
manks whoops many thanks
Sheddy
I posted on here the other day and recieved a reply but my problem has moved on a bit since then and is really baffling me .
My boiler switches on but I don't think the gas valve is released because there may be no flow of water ( I could be wrong )even though the carcase of the boiler warms up .. So the boiler stops itself. Only the pump continues to run .
I then bleed the top two radiators and eventually everything is fine .Until ,that is its turned off again for a period of time ,say about three hours . and the problem reappears .I have to bleed twice and when i do I don't get a brilliant flow of water just a trickle (pump off ) ..but it solves the problem for the day
What I don't understand is the header tank is NOT refilling all the time and I have no obvious water leaks so why do I have to continual bleed the rads to make the boiler ingnite . And yes I did removed a rad in the summer .
the only other solution I can think of is to leave the heating on 24/7
I'm convinced its a air problem but can't figure out where all the air is coming from !!
manks whoops many thanks
Sheddy