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Many boilers have certain procedures to be followed after draining!
Its very risky for a DIYer to do something like that.
Apart from anything else draining the system will lose the inhibitor.
At least its only a very cheap budget boiler!
Tony
Its very risky for a DIYer to do something like that.
Apart from anything else draining the system will lose the inhibitor.
At least its only a very cheap budget boiler!
Tony
I would imagine it will settle down again once all the air has shifted out the system.
Your scenario is no different to a pump failure and boilers usually survive that.
Your scenario is no different to a pump failure and boilers usually survive that.
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