How do I repressurise my combi boiler?

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Have moved into a new property and the boiler has stopped working (Ariston Eurocombi SX20). Pressure gauge reads 0 bar, so system obviously needs repressurising. But I can't work out how to do this. There is not, e.g., a filling loop with a valve beneath the boiler, like I've seen in the past. Where else might this be located? Could it have been removed, and if so how would I refit it? Any suggestions gratefully received!
Robert
 
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Hi Robert'
As you know water has to be transferred from the cold water mains into the boiler to pressurise it.
You need to find a valve on the cold water mains which has a screw thread to match the thread on the loop.
Also you need to find another similar screw thread connected to a spring operated valve so once you have reached the desired pressure it will hold it.
The loop itself is just a plastic pipe covered in braid with a hand operated connector either end, which is normally removed to prevent unwanted tampering.
I can't see any other way so I would think the valve must be there somewhere. Perhaps you need to remove the boiler cover, I wouldn't think a permanent loop had been fitted.
Isuppose you could contact the boiler manufacturer for advice
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