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If you find the filling loop/valve to be ok, There is a test you can carry out to confirm whether it is an internal part that has a pinhole between the CH and MCW.

1. Turn off call for heat on programmer while testing.

2. Drop system pressure back down to 1.5bar .

3. Isolate CH flow and return valves and hot water outlet valve.

4. Leave for a day and see if the pressure has still risen.

If the answer is yes you will need a registered engineer to change the affected part.
 

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