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Central Heating System Losing Pressure
The domestic hot water system works fine but when the central heating
system comes into play the pressure in the system gradually builds up until it reaches 3 bar which activates the pressure release valve. After this, there is no pressure in the system and water needs to be added to bring the pressure up to 1 bar. Then, the process repeats itself. Is this a major problem with the central heating system or one that I can easily repair? Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated. |
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