System drained down
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System drained down
My daughter has recently purchased a flat with a Pulsacoil 2000 heater. The water system has been drained down.
Are there any special precautions to take to refill. Is it easiest to refill via the header tank.
Many thanks
Are there any special precautions to take to refill. Is it easiest to refill via the header tank.
Many thanks
TelStar1507- Posts : 2
Join date : 2009-07-28
Book?
Have you the book?
If not go to Gledhill site and down load one.
I would say it is easy.
BUT you need to check for what some one might or may have done.
Check drain offs are off ( 2 )
And then fill slow checking all the time.
If not go to Gledhill site and down load one.
I would say it is easy.
BUT you need to check for what some one might or may have done.
Check drain offs are off ( 2 )
And then fill slow checking all the time.
System Drained down - book
Hi Mike,
Many thanks for info. Fortunately all sorted now, & yes she does have a book.
Terry.
Many thanks for info. Fortunately all sorted now, & yes she does have a book.
Terry.
TelStar1507- Posts : 2
Join date : 2009-07-28
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