ive just started plumbing for myself after doing city and guilds level 2, three times ive done private jobs involving central heating and eveery time i fill up the system it gets air in and causes problems? any tips on filling up properly? thanks for your time
pot luck mostly on a gravity system open the mot valves to manual can stop air locks.
i try not to drain if ican help it just bung the system saves alot of time.
in the f/e tank put a rubber bung in the vent pipe and one in the feed pipe that then creates a vacuum in the system so you can do work on the rads etc and only loose a cup of water.
Im guessing he means bung the pipe that he cuts temporarily until he connects it, instead of draining the full system. this is doable with compression fittings but obviously not soldered.
Its also possible to get freeze kits, these have been suprisingly good the times ive used them. They freeze the water in the pipe solid, so you freeze both ends of the pipe your cutting, then you have about 10-15 minutes before the ice plug defrosts.
edit : no he didnt mean that then , however i see how that would work.
ive just started plumbing for myself after doing city and guilds level 2, three times ive done private jobs involving central heating and eveery time i fill up the system it gets air in and causes problems? any tips on filling up properly? thanks for your time
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