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Hi

I have a copper de-aerator attached to the central heating plumbing. It has a small plastic cap which can be unscrewed to let out trapped air.
Should this cap be left loose, or screwed down tight ?- no water seems to come out.

Thanks in antcipation
Ian
 

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