Baxi Combi desperate help please!!

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My friend has a Baxi Combi either an 80e or 105e.

One of her radiators needed bleeding so I done that for her but now she has no heating or hot water!!!

Also there's no pressure showing (not very good instructions I know but I am female!!).

Does anybody have an ideas and is it simple to fix?

Thanks
 
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Look for silver loop and tell me what valves are like have they got black lever on or a slot for a screwdriver
 
The loop will be under the boiler normally but it could be above it but very likely under boiler
 
Thanks for the speedy reply.

The silver loop has got a black lever on it,it's only on the one side though (the left).
 
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if its connected up i.e the silver hose is in between two other silver parts not hanging lose turn the black leaver to start to fill the boiler, watch the gauge until it gets to 1 - 1.5 bar and you should be fine.

Photos would help us give you better instructions
 
I'm having a few problems uploading some pics!!

Just to go back to the black lever.....there is a black valve on the left hand side of the silver loop.If I turn it clockwise then I hear a noise (similar to a pressure noise) do I just need to keep it turned until pressure dial goes up to 1 - 1.5 and how long can I expect this to take?

Thanks
 
I turned the black lever clockwise until the pressure went up to just under 1 and we now have heating and hot water!!!!!

Thanks all
 
Just out of curiosity,what did you delete? I'm scared now I've done something wrong!! Women eh lol

Deleted 'cos what I had written wos exactly wot u did. No need to worry. Just remember that with sealed systems if you vent a radiator you need to top the system up manually.

Your Certificate of Competance in Topping Up Boilers is in the post. :LOL:
 
Just out of curiosity,what did you delete? I'm scared now I've done something wrong!! Women eh lol

Deleted 'cos what I had written wos exactly wot u did. No need to worry. Just remember that with sealed systems if you vent a radiator you need to top the system up manually.

Your Certificate of Competance in Topping Up Boilers is in the post. :LOL:

I feel like I could conquer anything now..climb Everest...swim the Amazon.....do my ironing :LOL:

Thanks people you've been great
 

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