Hi,
As you can see, my water pressure is pretty low on my Worcester Boiler.
The engineer left the flexible filling loop on 6 years ago. Yesterday I had no hot water and an error 227 ignoring ionisation fault. After switching the switch off the boiler overnight, it's now working again, but the pressure is low. Once I turn the tap off, the temperature seems to increase and stay there, currently it's OK 62 degrees. I saved it on 45.
In order to increase the pressure, do I switch the boiler off first before I turn one or both of the black nozzles? Which one do I turn on first?
A step by step guide will be much appreciated.
Thanks guys.
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As you can see, my water pressure is pretty low on my Worcester Boiler.
The engineer left the flexible filling loop on 6 years ago. Yesterday I had no hot water and an error 227 ignoring ionisation fault. After switching the switch off the boiler overnight, it's now working again, but the pressure is low. Once I turn the tap off, the temperature seems to increase and stay there, currently it's OK 62 degrees. I saved it on 45.
In order to increase the pressure, do I switch the boiler off first before I turn one or both of the black nozzles? Which one do I turn on first?
A step by step guide will be much appreciated.
Thanks guys.
Continue reading...
