I have a Vaillant Eco tech Pro 28 and I need to do some work on the heating system, the work will probably take a couple of days, is it possible to drain down the heating system but keep the hot water system running?
but, you are then relying on the integral bypass to allow residual heat to dissipate....
Not certain that's the best solution, if desperate, remove pipe connections from valves and fit a coil 22mm speed fit or similar pipe to flow&returns, fill that and it will act a decent sized radiator to get rid of excess heat energy.
Thanks guys, as is probably apparent I'm not a plumber, I hadn't thought of the heat aspect, what happens to that when you select summer heating in other words heating off? an acquaintance of mine suggested that it couldn't be done since the pressure would be dissipated and the boiler would shut down, he said I would have to disconnect it above the pressurising cross connection and blank the flow pipe and then re-pressurise the system, which would be a real douler dans le derriere as the French say. I have almost got to the point where I am ready to drain down so I am starting to twitch.
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