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So I shut off the valves last night and took a photo along with one this morning when I opened them back up.
 

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No, I took the picture of it under 1.5 bar then opened valves. Nothing dropped or went up. Just stayed at below 1.5 as second picture
 
So does that not point towards a boiler issue? Or should i of done it a different way? In stages what i did....

1) Turned Valves off at 11PM
2) Took photo of pressure gauge
3) Took photo of pressure gauge at 7AM
4) Opened Valves back up and needle stayed in the same position.
 
It points to no drop / leak
I thought....

If it’s where it was after you closed the valves the leak is on the system but if it drops it’s the boiler.

In my case, it's dropped from its original point last night so points to the boiler? Or am I reading it wrong?
 
True but once the valves were open the pressure should rise I’m guessing the heating was still warm when you turned the valves off last night hence the 0.2 drop ?
 
True but once the valves were open the pressure should rise I’m guessing the heating was still warm when you turned the valves off last night hence the 0.2 drop ?
Yes, the heating went off around 10.15ish.

Let's say I do it again to be 100% sure.

If heating goes off at say 9pm? Take a pic and close valves at gone 11pm? Then in the morning open valves and then take a pic or take pic then open valve?
 
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