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Had a calamity the other day when we found that we had a leak in our
central heating system pipework. In the excitement (!) to dig up the tiled bathroom floor we MAY have managed to reverse the polarity of the two pipes concerned that feed from the boiler. Does it matter which way round the water flows through the system ? Is the there any simple way to discover if I have them the wrong way round ? Thanks |
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