Hi all.
This is my first post, so bear with me. I have a Valliant combi boiler anal experiencing some issues with the pressure of the central heating loop. When cold, the pressure reads as 0.5 bar (analogue dial and digital read out), which is min. pressure required for the system to start up. Once at operating temperature, the pressure rapidly rises to almost 3 bar, and no doubt exceeds the release valve. The problem is that this causes the pressure when cold to drop below the min. threshold resulting in the boiler not firing up when it's next required. This can be sorted by opening the mains feed, but of course the cycle continues, constantly requiring top ups when cold, and overshooting when hot.
What causes are there for this sensitivity to temperature? All radiators have been bled.
Any help on this would be greatly apreciated!
Thanks!
This is my first post, so bear with me. I have a Valliant combi boiler anal experiencing some issues with the pressure of the central heating loop. When cold, the pressure reads as 0.5 bar (analogue dial and digital read out), which is min. pressure required for the system to start up. Once at operating temperature, the pressure rapidly rises to almost 3 bar, and no doubt exceeds the release valve. The problem is that this causes the pressure when cold to drop below the min. threshold resulting in the boiler not firing up when it's next required. This can be sorted by opening the mains feed, but of course the cycle continues, constantly requiring top ups when cold, and overshooting when hot.
What causes are there for this sensitivity to temperature? All radiators have been bled.
Any help on this would be greatly apreciated!
Thanks!