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Hi
We have a modern house (4 years old) with an unvented HW & CH system. A Vaillant boiler with integral circulation pump, a pressurised hot water cylinder, a small expansion vessel above it and lots of pressure valves! Three seperate questions: 1) We get a lot of air in the Hot Water, in comes out the tap looking white because it is full of tiny air bubbles. Not a major probblem in it's self, but is it telling us something else needs fixing? Can it be fixed? 2) Upstairs Water Pressure Issues. The upstairs mains cold water seems to be also regulated by a pressure valve - this seems to be a 3 way preasure valve, taking mains water in and feeding (max 6 bar?) cold water to both the ho****er cylinder and the upstairs cold taps. The issue is that when filling the bath, if you turn both Hot & cold taps on, the resulting pressure is substantially less than only having hot on or only having cold on, what is going on? Why does the cold water need regulating in the first place (just to balance it?) and is something not working right? 3) Rads in the loft. We are having a shell loft conversion completed and intend to extend the current CH system into the loft. Are there any issues with having rads higher than the expansion vessel in the closed 2.5bar ish CH system? If this does cause issues can I just raise the pressure vessel? Thanks in advance. Kev |
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