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redkev
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power flow

by redkev » Wed May 21, 2008 10:57 pm

i have just purchased a kamco machine. my house pipes are all black and im going to use the machine on them. obviously i have located the heating tank in the loft. is it just a case of blanking the clod feed and the expansion?

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by Rico » Thu May 22, 2008 9:57 am

Kev,

Have you been on the Kamco training course. If not I suggest you do.

Its a free 1 day course at the hq in St Albans. It really does make sense before doing this yourself.

If you dont even know what you need to do with the f&e tank then I suggest you dont tackle this yourself at the moment.

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by htg engineer » Thu May 22, 2008 11:51 am

"my house pipes are all black and im going to use the machine on them"

the pipes are black ??? how do you know, have you taken them out anc checked ?

is the water black ?

what problems have you had with your system ? for a powerflush to be required ?

Pressurised system ? if not - get it wrong you could end up needing a whole new system.

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by redkev » Mon May 26, 2008 8:42 pm

the reason i want to do it is that when i took a radiator off to paper behind it the colour of the water inside the radiator was black so i would just like to clean it out. i have used the machine on a combi system and u just take off one radiator and connect to flow and return.

i would just like to know how it is done when u have a heating tank. i would presume you would blank the cold feed and the expansion! is this correct? cheers

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