Help after pump change - possible air in system

[DiyNutJob]

Apart from Old buffer, the OP is getting advice from DIYERS!

Blind leading the blind!



Andy

Business is quiet? If you don't intend to help, there is no need to laugh at people.

Typical domestic heating isn't too complicated. It's well within DIYers ability to handle. I don't know much and fixed 2 systems recently.

 

[HERTS P&D]

I don't know much and fixed 2 systems recently.

This site is for diyers to ask questions that professionals can help with, not other diyers to have a guess at.

Well done in sorting out 2 systems recently.

Andy
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[DiyNutJob]

This site is for diyers to ask questions that professionals can help with, not other diyers to have a guess at.

Well done in sorting out 2 systems recently.

Andy

Says DiyNot. Doesn't say ProNot.

Thanks, I did a better job than the pro's. I don't glue stuff to the pump impeller.

 

[Harry Bloomfield]

This site is for diyers to ask questions that professionals can help with, not other diyers to have a guess at.

Well done in sorting out 2 systems recently.

Andy

Nearly correct - It's for anyone to pose their DIY questions and anyone to offer their answers..

 

[DiyNutJob]

And the 2 people that have like the above comments are.........................diyers!



Andy

You seem to dislike DIYers. I have benefited tons and tons (£'s and £'s) from them previously in all kind of areas. So, I like them quite a bit. They are literally the money tree. Even my jade plant (money tree) benefited from them and became a better plant.

 

[jeff the gasman]

All this bickering over a simple return airlock!
Turn the pump around and blast the air in the opposite direction.
Works 9 times out of ten and may take a few goes.
I’d have it working within 30 minutes.