Hi All
I have removed a few rads in my house due to new barthroom and lounge and had a repair in the pipework done by a plumber but now the system is back on (still with removed rads) there's tonnes of air in the system and the pump is knocking it's brains out on an hourly basis....
I am concerned the pump will die if this keepd up
Could anyone enlightent me on how long the air will take to clear or where it's comming from, have checked the Rad valves and the new fix and all seems well.... have old Baxi boiler, tank and 3 port valve system...
Hi all
Had a look at my pump and discoverd that the large flathead screw is facing the tank and there is no way i can get a srewdriver on it, Is it possible to rotate the pump through 90 degres so i can get to the screw.
If so could anyone enlighten me.......
Releasing the large flange nuts at each end of the pump will allow free rotation of the pump.
However, be aware that it is essential that the motor shaft within the pump remains totally horizontal otherwise excessive wear to bearings will occur.
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