There's a pressure valve that adds fresh water when the pressure drops too
low. Sounds like yours is defective. It's not something you're likely to
find in stores, and it takes some pipe working and fitting skills to put one
in. I'd suggest calling a heating guy. I've replaced or installed several of
them, and they're not a killer complicated job.

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"scott" wrote in message
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Hi, not sure if this is the correct ng, please point me in the right
direction if it isn't.

I have a problem with the radiators in my house. I have just moved in so
am
not sure of the system. I basically have to bleed the radiators upstairs
every few days to keep them hot. The air pressure coming out seems to be
getting lower. There is a gauge on the boiler that was at about 1.5 bar
but
it has gone down to below 1 bar now. Does this mean it is a sealed
system?
How do I increase the pressure? Presumably I need to add some water
somewhere to replace all that air that I've been taking out!

Cheers

Scott

Stormin alot of HWH boilers don't have autofeed instaled. its an Option
not a standard feature. On old systems it wasnt even an option.
So you are back from suspension eh,we missed you. I guess its
correction- policeing time again.