Should expansion vessel need charging again after only 5 months
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Not really no, if it wasn't pre-charged correctly in the first place then that might explain it.
Either that or the vessel has a perforated diaphram or a leaky valve but that should have showed up in the primary tests that the engineer should have performed before re-charging.
Either that or the vessel has a perforated diaphram or a leaky valve but that should have showed up in the primary tests that the engineer should have performed before re-charging.
I find that Worcester boiler EVs are worse than most other makes.
But as Madrab says it is important that they are set up correctly in the beginning.
I find that even British Gas engineers often do not do that. I went to one only six months old even though I recommended them to just call BG back.
On many boilers they can be accessed from the top and so potentially accessible by the owner with a car foot pump.
But as Madrab says it is important that they are set up correctly in the beginning.
I find that even British Gas engineers often do not do that. I went to one only six months old even though I recommended them to just call BG back.
On many boilers they can be accessed from the top and so potentially accessible by the owner with a car foot pump.
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