Hi everyone,
My Halsted Finest Gold combi boiler works fine but i have to top the pressure up every day. I set it at 1 bar but when the system heats up, the pressure soon rises to 3 bar at which point it vents itself to lose this too high pressure. Obviously when it cools down overnight, the pressure is nearly zero and boiler trips out.
I switch it off, boost the pressure back to 1 bar, switch it back on and it works again. I need to know what is causing the pressure to rise like this, as my plumber just said " you need a boiler mate" yeah right, sooner fix it myself.
I am an engineer and have no problems replacing parts or even repairing them, but first i need to know where to look and wondered if anyone in here was familular with this fault and could point me in the right direction.
Thanks, Bob.
My Halsted Finest Gold combi boiler works fine but i have to top the pressure up every day. I set it at 1 bar but when the system heats up, the pressure soon rises to 3 bar at which point it vents itself to lose this too high pressure. Obviously when it cools down overnight, the pressure is nearly zero and boiler trips out.
I switch it off, boost the pressure back to 1 bar, switch it back on and it works again. I need to know what is causing the pressure to rise like this, as my plumber just said " you need a boiler mate" yeah right, sooner fix it myself.
I am an engineer and have no problems replacing parts or even repairing them, but first i need to know where to look and wondered if anyone in here was familular with this fault and could point me in the right direction.
Thanks, Bob.