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pH level too high in central heating system
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Fernox say you can overdose
I can understand your concern over the crusty seals - as the manufacturers mention seals in their literature re: pH levels. Of course get the pH close , But don't worry about the crust, it can be cleaned off - sometimes joints weep a tiny bit and leave the crust but they tend to self heal. I remember an old pipe fitter driving a piece of roofing slate into the edge of a screwed pipe joint that was weeping slightly. That sorted it ( the dies had been set too tight making a slightly loose thread )
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To the OP, wwwebber....
I have a couple of Rads from the same company (the T&Cs you posted from their website are identical). They are only a year old and I have just noticed the same crusty white deposits around some of the seals/gaskets on both radiators.
I know this thread is a couple of years old but hoping that is actually perfect time past for me to ask what has happened since then... Did you just wipe off and all has been fine or did the Rads go on to develop leaks?
Many thanks!
Can you drain some inhibited water out of the system and top up with plain tap water?
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