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If it's anything like my pressurised system there should be a lever
switch on the pipe work, (in my case near the pressure gauge) which you turn to allow additional water into the system, when you reach the operating pressure (in my case 1 bar) turn the lever back. |
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there is a red plastic cap on top of the gauge, with arrows pointing in an
anti clockwise direction, yet if you turn this, it acts like a cap for a medicine bottle; it keeps clicking round and round. I found that turning it slowly, and holding it works, bu the pressure drops when doing this.... not goes up like i was expecting. i must be doing something wrong? the only braided hose i can see nearby is for the sink, i dont think there is a lever nearby either... "Richard" wrote in message oups.com... If it's anything like my pressurised system there should be a lever switch on the pipe work, (in my case near the pressure gauge) which you turn to allow additional water into the system, when you reach the operating pressure (in my case 1 bar) turn the lever back. |
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