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jas-tec

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Registered: 10th Oct 05
Location: oxford
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26th Sep 12 at 17:12

on the gauge its down on 0 when i been told by the boiler man suoprise its working still any way he put it up to one and now its gone again after a few days so is it still safe to turn on or do i need to put it back to number one

John

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26th Sep 12 at 17:37

I'd be finding the leak before turning it on again.

jas-tec

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26th Sep 12 at 18:52

damn it i just phone up the landlord if cant do it my self how would i find the leak

jas-tec

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26th Sep 12 at 19:52

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mattk

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27th Sep 12 at 14:25

leak should be easy to find, look for the obvious wet patches on the ceiling or on the floor, or have a look outside to see if any of the discharge pipes are running

Ian

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Registered: 28th Aug 99
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27th Sep 12 at 15:35

The radiators are on that circuit are they not?

I've had a couple of rads fail over the last few years, all easy to tell and easy to isolate if you want to continue heating the other rooms.

jas-tec

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27th Sep 12 at 23:44

yes all on circuit any way the landlord is comeing out in morning to fix it hopefull thank you

jas-tec

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28th Sep 12 at 11:14

right theres no leaks bleed all radiators was air in them and if it goes down again over week end its a leak under the floor so they have to redo the systerm

jas-tec

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1st Oct 12 at 21:26

suprise still leaks have to get them to redo the pipes oh well

Ian

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1st Oct 12 at 21:38

You got anyone living below you? Surprised they haven't been round if so.

Gary

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Registered: 22nd Nov 06
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2nd Oct 12 at 08:10

When ours kept dropping it turned out to be a fooked boiler

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4th Oct 12 at 15:01

does your boiler have a presuriszed vessel in it?

Our last two houses had heating/hotwater issues like this. The system would lose pressure over a short time, and wouldnt fire. Top it up to 1bar and it worked. The fix was to bleed down the pressure vessel in the boiler and recharge it.

Google the boiler make/model and check.

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