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Opuscm March 7th 05 12:31 PM

Vaillant Boiler - Pressure running high
 
I have a Vaillant combi bolier (about 10 years old) with the pressure guage jumping to the max all the time. I have to use the pressure release tap to release the excess water once every week to every two days! I know the pressure represents the amount of water store inside the boiler, so is it a problem with my top-up tap that slowly letting excess water into the boiler or there's something else?

Thanks for any help or suggestions.

Speedy Jim March 7th 05 04:38 PM

Opuscm wrote:
I have a Vaillant combi bolier (about 10 years old) with the pressure
guage jumping to the max all the time. I have to use the pressure
release tap to release the excess water once every week to every two
days! I know the pressure represents the amount of water store inside
the boiler, so is it a problem with my top-up tap that slowly letting
excess water into the boiler or there's something else?

Thanks for any help or suggestions.


Could be the tap letting water in.

Try post to:
UK.D-I-Y



Jim

Bob Pietrangelo March 7th 05 05:16 PM

Barry said that already

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"Speedy Jim" wrote in message
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Opuscm wrote:
I have a Vaillant combi bolier (about 10 years old) with the pressure
guage jumping to the max all the time. I have to use the pressure
release tap to release the excess water once every week to every two
days! I know the pressure represents the amount of water store inside
the boiler, so is it a problem with my top-up tap that slowly letting
excess water into the boiler or there's something else?

Thanks for any help or suggestions.


Could be the tap letting water in.

Try post to:
UK.D-I-Y



Jim




Speedy Jim March 7th 05 05:31 PM

Bob Pietrangelo wrote:

Barry said that already


Yeah, apologies, but because of the nature of Usenet
not all posts appear at all nodes simultaneously
so his wasn't apparent to me.

But thanks anyway,
Jim

m Ransley March 7th 05 07:41 PM

Lower water to the proper level and turn off the auto fill valve, if the
pressure then climbs dramaticly when the water is heated it is the
expansion tank. Auto fill valves go bad just leave it off if it is the
cause



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