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Refilling CH system
I seem to have a challenge in refilling the CH system after draining it
down. My method is to close all the air valves etc., turn on the water, wait until it fills. Then I bleed the air from the radiators and turn on the pump/heating. At this point, I hear lots of glugging in the boiler part of the system, as if it was previously closed off to the water until the pump/heating is turned on. I have turned the screw cap in the centre of the pump to then bleed the system again, and then bleed all the radiators again to get rid of residual air in them. However I'm not convinced I'm getting all the air out of the system near the boiler as I get some overheating issues on the boiler (it goes away again when I drain and refill the system, pointing to an airlock). Am I missing something? Is there a way to open the valve in that area of the system to fill it up before turning it on? Thoughts on technique or other appreciated Thanks |
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