But you need to find out why it's leaking, and you'll need to add some more inhibitor soon, as it's being watered down every time you add more water.
How often do you need to top up system pressure ?
As you have only been in the property for a few weeks ,and you have been " messing about " with boiler pressure ,in an effort to resolve a problem with an electric shower , I suggest you do the following. Boiler pressure when COLD should be ,1 bar ( ish ). When central heating is on this will increase ,and go back to what it was once off and cooled. Monitor it ,and see how you go. After such a short time in the property you don't really know if its losing pressure because of a leak. If you bleed air out if a radiator ,the pressure will drop. Did you bleed any radiators ?
Well that would have required your first top up, the other 6 or 7 times ,you increased pressure ,when it was in the " normal " range in an effort to improve your shower. So you had no reason to. No evidence at this stage that you have any leak .
Do you have an electric shower?
@terryplumb mentions you do but can’t see where you refer to it!
If it’s run from the combi then what model Vaillant do you have? There are things you can check to see if your shower “flow” can be improved or if it’s performing as it should.
Well that would have required your first top up, the other 6 or 7 times ,you increased pressure ,when it was in the " normal " range in an effort to improve your shower. So you had no reason to. No evidence at this stage that you have any leak .
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