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I've just had fitted a Worcester combi boiler to replace an existing combi
and is a sealed system. The problem I've had is that the upstairs radiators constantly fill with air that I purge only to reappear after a few days. This is causing the pressure to increase in the system each time. Can't find any leaks and I don't need to top up the water. Is there any type of valve in the boiler that may let air in but not let water out? Mezza |
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