Good stuff this inhibitor isn't it ! I can't hear the heating come on
now, I have to go to the airing cupboard and check the CH light is on
;-)

Now to sort out the darn weeping rad valve where I changed the single
to a double rad

Cheers,

Paul.

Now to sort out the darn weeping rad valve where I changed the single
to a double rad

Hmmm. It may have been better to sort out the rad valve before introducing
the inhibitor. ;-)

Christian.

Christian McArdle wrote:
Now to sort out the darn weeping rad valve where I changed the
single
to a double rad

Hmmm. It may have been better to sort out the rad valve before
introducing
the inhibitor. ;-)

Mmm, 20/20 hindsight is a beautiful thing ;-)

Cheers,

Paul.

Christian McArdle wrote:
Now to sort out the darn weeping rad valve where I changed the
single
to a double rad

Hmmm. It may have been better to sort out the rad valve before
introducing
the inhibitor. ;-)

Hmm, now it's worse, the heat exchanger has started seeping too. I
think it's the extra head of water caused by putting a double rad on
the system,

Need to poke around under the cover I think :-(((

P.

Hmm, now it's worse, the heat exchanger has started seeping too. I
think it's the extra head of water caused by putting a double rad on
the system,

Replacing a single rad with a double rad will have no effect on the head
(pressure) of the system. In an open vented system, the head is determined
by the water level in the header tank in the loft.

Christian.