Showing posts with label boiler. Show all posts
Showing posts with label boiler. Show all posts
Monday, March 4, 2013
7:06 AM | 
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How to repressurise or fill a combi boiler or sealed central heating system Tube. Duration : 2.93 Mins.
This video is useful if you have a sealed central heating system/combination boiler. Often the boiler will not work unless there is enough pressure in the boiler, this video shows you how to repressurise or fill up the system. Brought to you by www.ultimatehandyman.co.uk
This video is useful if you have a sealed central heating system/combination boiler. Often the boiler will not work unless there is enough pressure in the boiler, this video shows you how to repressurise or fill up the system. Brought to you by www.ultimatehandyman.co.uk
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Saturday, January 19, 2013
6:47 PM |
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Relief valve blowing off on hot water boiler (furnace).possible cause...Part 3 Tube. Duration : 2.62 Mins.
32 years in the trade has taught me a thing or two.This is another possibility why your relief valve has popped on your hot water boiler.Very first thing to do is turn off the power to the furnace as heating the water will cause the relief to pop again as it has no where to expand. If it is extremely cold and you cannot get it fixed you will have to contend with the water. An extrol tank could be the problem. There is a diaghram in the tank. The tank comes pre-charged with 12 pounds of pressure. If your relief valve is blowing off; check your tank by tapping the top and then the bottom. They should sound differently if the tank is good. If they sound the same then it is time to replace the tank. I personally don't like extrol tanks as it cannot be drained like an expansion tank can. Every time the extrol tank diaghram gets a pin hole you have to purchase a new one as compared to a 36 inch expansion tank that will last for decades...please subscribe and have a good day.
32 years in the trade has taught me a thing or two.This is another possibility why your relief valve has popped on your hot water boiler.Very first thing to do is turn off the power to the furnace as heating the water will cause the relief to pop again as it has no where to expand. If it is extremely cold and you cannot get it fixed you will have to contend with the water. An extrol tank could be the problem. There is a diaghram in the tank. The tank comes pre-charged with 12 pounds of pressure. If your relief valve is blowing off; check your tank by tapping the top and then the bottom. They should sound differently if the tank is good. If they sound the same then it is time to replace the tank. I personally don't like extrol tanks as it cannot be drained like an expansion tank can. Every time the extrol tank diaghram gets a pin hole you have to purchase a new one as compared to a 36 inch expansion tank that will last for decades...please subscribe and have a good day.
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