Worcester 30CDi System Boiler + Magnaclean TwinTech

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Hi,

Just after a bit of advice , I have installed the Magnaclean TwinTech and has been running fine but then I noticed one of the radiator valves was leaking, I drained the system fixed the valve and all was good.

But yesterday the heating and hot water stopped working on the boiler, I thought it could be the Magnaclean so I cleaned it out and it was not that dirty and everything fired back up again.

Now this morning the heating usually comes on timer at about 6AM but it never worked but the water was working fine. So I decided to put the boiler on constant and it fired up and everything seemed to be working again? When the heating did come on sounded it like air being in the system, could it have been an airlock yesterday and today?

I have a Worcester 30CDi System Boiler with the Intelligent System Package (TD200 & RT10).
 
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You dont say but I presume you did repressurise to about 1.5 Bar ?

After draining a system it can take some while to get air out.

Tony
 
You dont say but I presume you did repressurise to about 1.5 Bar ?

After draining a system it can take some while to get air out.

Tony

Hi,

Yes I repressurised the system to 1.25 cold which rises to about 1.75 when hot.

I am going to try bleeding the radiators again tonight, I hope it is just trapped air.

Is it always best to bleed radiators with the heating off or on?
 
That pressure increase is too high and may indicate a failed/failing expansion vessel.

I always advise bleeding and reprressurising to 1.5 Bar cold.

Tony
 
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That pressure increase is too high and may indicate a failed/failing expansion vessel.

I always advise bleeding and reprressurising to 1.5 Bar cold.

Tony

I hope not, I will have a look tonight and see what pressure it is exactly running at.

Thanks.
 
I dont think there is anything wrong with your pressure vessel and a slight rise is expected when the water get hot

Please pressurise the system according to MANUFACTURERS INSTRUCTIONS which in 1 bar and make sure the whole system including the pump have been vented correctly then it should all work correctly

There is no need to be alarmed the sytem was working perfectly before and it should again
 
In a normally configured system the pressure will rise from about 1.5 Bar cold to about 1.8 Bar hot.

Tony
 

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