Low boiler pressure is probably the most common boiler fault there can be, but fortunately, it’s really easy to fix yourself. Low boiler pressure explained Heating systems with a combi boiler must be pressurised to at least 1 – 1.5 bar when cold. If the pressure is too low, the boiler simply won’t come on. …
If you have a boiler making strange noises, it’s usually the result of overheating due to internal limescale or corrosion, or the insufficient flow of water. The technical term for this issue is boiler kettling, and it refers to any kind of unwanted boiler noises, like banging, rumbling or whistling. Most boilers aren’t silent. They …
If your boiler isn’t working, it’s most likely due to low boiler pressure, leaks, a blocked condensate pipe, faulty valves and pumps, and internal limescale & debris. Here is a list of the most common boiler issues, what causes them, and what can be done to fix them. 10 Common boiler problems – Contents Low …
A power flush is a way of cleaning and maintaining a central heating system by flushing chemicals through the boiler, radiators and pipework. Its purpose is to remove sludge and other foreign debris which may have built up inside the system, reducing its efficiency and potentially causing damage Power flush overview Over time, oxygen in …
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The boiler is the main component of a central heating system. Its main purpose is to transfer heat energy to water. The heat energy is produced by burning a fuel, such as natural gas, oil, or a solid fuel such as coal or wood. Hot water is then distributed to the radiators in the household, …