Dec 06, 2008 by mike | Posted in Do It Yourself (DIY)
i have a central heating system that is heated by a gas back boiler behind the main fire. this also heats a hot water tank in the airing cupboard. i am used to bleeding radiators with a combi boiler and then topping up the system to get the pressure back
Depends if your system had a feed and expansion tank to do this for you. the system sounds old enough to have one.
when bleading the rads make sure the pump is off for best results.
| Dec 06, 2008
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