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Hi Folks,
I've recently bought a house and need to move two radiators before moving in, the central heating system is run of a Worcester Bosch 24CDi BF combi boiler (sealed primary system). So my question is this, when I want to drain the system, do I simply shut off the boiler (on the control panel and at the supply), open the drain cock and the radiator air vent until water stops? Conversely when I have moved the radiators do I simply reverse the procedure and fill the system (using the filling key) until the gauge indicates 0.5bar? Hope someone can shed a little light on this subject. Cheers Jeff |
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