Boiler issues not firing after refill

[Notagainpike]

Close all but one rad closest to the boiler upstairs turn ch on and ramp the pump upto 3 if it’s not already on it and let it run

Give me a min shaun....

 

[Notagainpike]

Close all but one rad closest to the boiler upstairs turn ch on and ramp the pump upto 3 if it’s not already on it and let it run

Right doing this now....

 

[Notagainpike]

meant to say close the bottom pump valve.

Il try this if i get no success....

 

[Notagainpike]

Right doing this now....

F22 dry...after 10mins...just done a reset...

 

[ShaunCorbs]

F22 dry...after 10mins...just done a reset...

Leave it don’t reset if pump is running

 

[Notagainpike]

Leave it don’t reset if pump is running

Pump had stopped, started after reset. Did this twice, then had f11, did another reset, opened the drain on the heating return and seemed to get air out, or at least water that was very oxygenated....?
Left it 30 mins got heat at the one rad with no valves that i left on, bled this and had loads of air, gradually bringing one rad back on at a time and bleeding out...
Swems to be going in the right direction....

 

[ShaunCorbs]

Pumps controlled via boiler so yes keep resetting if faulting out once one rad gets hot and you’ve bled it a few times and topped the pressure back up if dropped open another rad and leave the good one as is etc

Will take time but should shift

 

[Notagainpike]

Pumps controlled via boiler so yes keep resetting if faulting out once one rad gets hot and you’ve bled it a few times and topped the pressure back up if dropped open another rad and leave the good one as is etc

Will take time but should shift

Many thanks for your help....seems to be progression....

 

[Notagainpike]

Pumps controlled via boiler so yes keep resetting if faulting out once one rad gets hot and you’ve bled it a few times and topped the pressure back up if dropped open another rad and leave the good one as is etc

Will take time but should shift

Is the general oppinion that the system has been plumbed up wrong, ie. It needs a bleed of, or is it just some do, some dont secnario....?

 

[ShaunCorbs]

Is the general oppinion that the system has been plumbed up wrong, ie. It needs a bleed of, or is it just some do, some dont secnario....?

It’s good practice to put air vents in if the boiler is above the pipework eg drops down