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littlebloke
Hi
I have a sealed condensing system with a brand new boiler.
The central heating pressure gradually increases, venting from the pressure relief valve. There is no air in the system, but the pressure rises continually. To avoid water soaking the outside wall, I have resorted to bleeding excess water from my bathroom radiator every day. There are two ball valves feeding the expansion vessel. I cannot believe both of these are letting by. I suspect the expansion vessel is at fault here.
Can anybody confirm this is the case.
Many thanks in advance:smile5:
Steve.
I have a sealed condensing system with a brand new boiler.
The central heating pressure gradually increases, venting from the pressure relief valve. There is no air in the system, but the pressure rises continually. To avoid water soaking the outside wall, I have resorted to bleeding excess water from my bathroom radiator every day. There are two ball valves feeding the expansion vessel. I cannot believe both of these are letting by. I suspect the expansion vessel is at fault here.
Can anybody confirm this is the case.
Many thanks in advance:smile5:
Steve.