Boiler problem
- Thread starter bluejim
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Yes, you can.
It would be best to check if the old one has lost it's charge, whether the diaphragm has ruptured or the connecting pipe is blocked before doing this though.
You never know, you might just need a foot pump to fix it.
It would be best to check if the old one has lost it's charge, whether the diaphragm has ruptured or the connecting pipe is blocked before doing this though.
You never know, you might just need a foot pump to fix it.
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