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I over pressureisd my boiler after fitting new radiator. It’s now just ove 2bar when working how do I release some pressure from the system? Thanks.
 
Morning. We do not judge the level of pressure in the system when hot. If it is Between 1 and 1.5 bar when cold, this is fine. If not get a jug, vent a radiator and catch the water inside the jug until the pressure is at the correct level.
 
If it's fully hot and doesn't go over 2-2.5 bar your fine

If it goes higher just get a container and bleed a rad
 
If it's fully hot and doesn't go over 2-2.5 bar your fine

If it goes higher just get a container and bleed a rad
Good advice here about the high pressure. But I would not recommend bleeding rads when they are hot. To easy to scold yourself. But that's just my opinion.
 
Good advice here about the high pressure. But I would not recommend bleeding rads when they are hot. To easy to scold yourself. But that's just my opinion.

Depends how careful you are :D
 
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