Starting a Pro Combi boiler 120HE

[Sealkay79]

Hi, hope anyone can help. Just bought a repo property and looking to get the Pro 120HE combi boiler up and running. There is no manuals but the property has been left in a good condition with no damage to pipes etc. Anyone give me advice on how to start boiler. I have bleed all the radiators and there is water coming into the system from the cold inlet but don't know how to get pressure up and ignite system.

Cheers

 

[jtsplumbing]

Have you got Gas & power ? must be filling loop on system need to get pressure up to 1 bar look for time clock / room stat but should fire up for hot water if you have gas / power / pressure

 

[Sealkay79]

Yeah there is power to boiler and gas has been turned on. Could u tell me the process on getting pressure. If i open the cold inlet and turn on the gas supply, then what do u do with the filling loop to gain pressure? which one to open and close etc.

Have you got Gas & power ? must be filling loop on system need to get pressure up to 1 bar look for time clock / room stat but should fire up for hot water if you have gas / power / pressure

 

[jtsplumbing]

If you have found filling loop and it has got 2 x black leavers , open one fully then slowly open second till you here water going through valve, watch pressure gauge until about 1bar , turn off loop, then try to get boilre to fire useing hot tap, you may have to try this a few times if boiler has not been used for a wile make sure gas is on below boiler.

 

[Dotty]

Also before you fire up the boiler on CH, check your rads and make sure they're bled of any air.

 

[anz]

Although the boiler looks fine. It might be a good idea to get it serviced and the whole system checked over by a Gas Safe Engineer.

There may be a fault on it that your not aware of, or it may not be safe.

Getting it checked out now, might even save you from problems in the future.

 

[AWheating]

who turned the gas on? if not by a gas engineer i would suggest getting a engineer to do a full check of the property and possibly service/safety check the boiler for you. without any knowledge of the property you have no real idea if anything is safe and you need to protect your family first.