Pressure Question

ollyfly · 29 Dec 2011

Quick question if i may,

Background: To fit a shower in my bathroom i recently turned off my Boiler (Vokera 20-80RS) so i could cut into the existing pipes to add a new junction for hot and cold water.

My question is: Why did the pressure on the boiler go to zero afterwards? (I thought this was only to do with the Central heating side of the system; which i did not touch).

Thanks

Dan Robinson · 29 Dec 2011

You might have a goosed heat exchanger (or is it a calorifier these?)

Either that or you were unlucky....

HERTS P&D · 29 Dec 2011

Did you cut into a heating pipe?

Andy

dcawkwell · 29 Dec 2011

You cut a heating pipe.

Or the heat exchanger has a leak and lost all the pressure into the
hot pipe.

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Pressure Question

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