I have a Potterton 28, which was installed in 2004, and system flushed through and inhibitor added. I just had a new secondary heat exchanger, as the old one was black inside in the central heating side, and was not coping with full flow hot water heating to opitimal temp. Should more inhibitor be added to the system?
How often to add inhibitor to central heating system
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Overdosing with inhibitor isn't an issue, so if it was mine I'd add some more quality stuff.....unless more work is planned, of course!
John
John
Plate heat exchangers are good at heating your water, but also perfectly designed to trap rust particles. Inhibitor can help, but a system filter fitted to the return pipe will trap most of the debris before it ends up in your new hex.
http://www.discountedheating.co.uk/...Filter_TF1_22mm.html?language=en¤cy=GBP
http://www.discountedheating.co.uk/...Filter_TF1_22mm.html?language=en¤cy=GBP
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