Hi there 👋🏾
Hoping that someone might be able to take the time to help me understand our central heating system.
We recently moved in to a relatively new, 4-bed semi-detached house (2015), having come from a 2-bed flat. The new house has three floors, with a ground floor WC, first floor bathroom and second floor en-suite.
The flat had a combi boiler only; very straightforward to understand.
Here we have a tank, which is described as an indirect unvented water heater and "conventional" boiler.
I've got three issues - possibly connected:
1) in redecorating we had one of the radiators removed and drained. Whilst we were able to bleed it to get it filled again, this seems to have drained one of the second floor rads - I've tried bleeding them and one doesn't hiss with air or return water...any ideas?
2) the pressure gauge near the hot water tank was at around 1.5 bar after the radiator was replaced, but now seems to have dropped - I would assume I need to open the two valves in the attached picture near this small tank (no idea what this does)?
3) the pipes near the tank itself male hissing sounds intermittently - not sure if I should be worried?
Thanks
Hoping that someone might be able to take the time to help me understand our central heating system.
We recently moved in to a relatively new, 4-bed semi-detached house (2015), having come from a 2-bed flat. The new house has three floors, with a ground floor WC, first floor bathroom and second floor en-suite.
The flat had a combi boiler only; very straightforward to understand.
Here we have a tank, which is described as an indirect unvented water heater and "conventional" boiler.
I've got three issues - possibly connected:
1) in redecorating we had one of the radiators removed and drained. Whilst we were able to bleed it to get it filled again, this seems to have drained one of the second floor rads - I've tried bleeding them and one doesn't hiss with air or return water...any ideas?
2) the pressure gauge near the hot water tank was at around 1.5 bar after the radiator was replaced, but now seems to have dropped - I would assume I need to open the two valves in the attached picture near this small tank (no idea what this does)?
3) the pipes near the tank itself male hissing sounds intermittently - not sure if I should be worried?
Thanks