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Gradual loss of pressure in heating system

Theo_Cupier · 2008-11-16 10:21:06

We have a sealed, pressure system for our gas central heating (one of those big, red pressure balls in the airing cupboard). Generally the heating is working fine, the rads get hot nice & quickly, TRVs keep them in check and the room thermostat in the hall controls the master on/off. Per instruction we keep the system…

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Auntie-Dolly Posts: 1,008 Forumite

23 February 2010 at 5:03PM

I hope I'm not going to sound completely daft, but there is an air bladder inside that red ball & our plumber re-inflated it & it solved the problem of gradual loss of pressure. We had to replace it eventually, but it wasn't too expensive a job.

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