Surely he would fire up the boiler and he would notice it then? He didnt even turn the heating on!!
Then he's a numpty.
Surely he would fire up the boiler and he would notice it then? He didnt even turn the heating on!!
Half a bar. 1.0 bar cold 2.0 hot is perfectly normal. Most vessels are charged to 0.8 of a bar as well.
If the prv has never been opened and it's not leaking from there then there must be a leak elsewhere.
If it's leaking when hot I would say 'expansion vessel' and 'prv', but leaking when cold by 0.2bar is not expansion vessel in my opinion. Most likely related to the new radiator and valves.
Is there a way of isolating the boiler from system to prove which side the leak is on
Half a bar. 1.0 bar cold 2.0 hot is perfectly normal.
You've said that the pressure drops by 0.1 bar over a couple of days and rises to 2.6 when hot. That's a very small drop (may have been there before). What is the pressure when cold? Did he run any new pipework below downstairs floor level?
Its in answer to Dan who thinks anything over 0.5bar increase is excessive.
The system was drained and re filled and any air in the system may still be finding it way out via the automatic air valve. This would result in a small pressure drop for a limited period so how many days have you had the problem
Mind you - you should see the size of my expansion vessel .
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