How to find lowest hot water tap on my system??

[nodyland]

Hi,

How can I find the lowest hot water tap on my system?

Its for recharging megaflow unvented air bubble.

Many Thanks

 

[muggles]

It'll be on the ground floor, unless you have a basement

Incidentally it'd be a lot tidier and less confusing if you continued your original thread rather than starting a new one

 

[nodyland]

Hi

Thanks for your reply.

 

[J_N30]

Hi,

How can I find the lowest hot water tap on my system?

Its for recharging megaflow unvented air bubble.

Many Thanks

downstairs is low. Upstairs is high.

 

[Doggit]

Do you have more than one tap on the ground floor?

 

[AGAS]

 

[nodyland]

Hi Doggit.

Yes I do.

 

[nodyland]

Ok peoples.

Obviously it sounded like a stupid question. Yes I understand the difference between high and low haha, however I have two hot water taps downstairs and didn't know if it made a difference which one to open.

I am new to these forum places and have created more posts to find answers to my questions. I'm assuming I should have just used one. I am sorry.

The purpose of all this was to understand my central heating and unvented system.

I can see this is not the place to ask what would be classed as basic questions.

How do I delete all my posts and de register myself from here please?

Thank you

 

[Doggit]

Sorry Noddy, this is the right place to be, but you do need a thick skin to handle some of the replies I'm afraid, but if you'd started your thread with the last question, you may not have got so much flack. Unfortunately, I can't answer that particular question, but if you have a look on YouTube, you may get the answer you're looking for. best of luck.

 

[nodyland]

Thanks doggit. I got all me answers now.