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PulsaCoil A class drained down

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Post  Kpimblott Thu May 27, 2010 7:55 am

Just in a new flat with the above water heater. It has been empty for 12 months and the water turned off with the Pulsacoil drained down. Is it ok to turn on the water and let it fill or does it need something else doing? Thanks for your help. Best regards, Kevin Pimblott

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Post  Midland Boilercare Sat Jun 12, 2010 11:36 am

Hi Kevin

You've probably already moved into the apartment already and got the Pulsacoil working, but if you haven't, then yes, it is ok to refill the Pulsacoil and get it working (provided the drain cock has been turned off first!)

Kind regards

David Hickey
Midland Boilercare Ltd
Tel: 07973 624179
mialto: service@midlandboilercare.co.uk
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