combi boiler


I’ve just moved into a new flat and the combi boiler is showing 0 pressure. I turn on the tap on the filling loop and there seems to be a lot of water entering the system but the pressure is not going up. It just stays on zero. I don’t want to turn on the filling tap too long incase there is a big hole and the guy in the flat downstairs gets very wet. There is no sign of water leaking out of a radiator. So how long does it normally take to repressurise a combi system? Is it a couple of seconds or do I leave the tap on for minutes? Any help would be great. Thanks


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    5 Responses to “How long does it take to refill (pressurise) a combi boiler?”

    • Fabian Dodds says:

      Mere seconds – sounds like you’ve got a problem.

    • Roselyn Wise says:

      hi,igot a combi boiler and i must have leak as my pressure goes down every few days. it takes bout 10 seconds for me to get the pressure from 1 till 2 so if u leave yours for bout 15-20 seconds it should be ok. hope u get it working!!

    • Jaylon Burke says:

      with mine it takes about 10 seconds and theyre is a gauge and it shows it going up.

      Might be worth getting someone to have a look at it.

      I used to rent a house that had one that kept loosing pressure and it needed a new part and leaked and it was loosing pressure coz it was leaking.

    • Gunnar Crowhurst says:

      Was it empty when you moved in? (the radiators, I mean) Maybe the scour cock (drain valve) has been left open, in which case you will have to close it before you can fill the system. Look arond the house for a pipe coming through the wall, with water coming out while you try and fill it.

    • Dixie Corbishley says:

      Sounds a bit worrying to me ,it is uaually quick to repressurise a combi i have one and it takes seconds, sounds like you have a problem, get a pro to look at it. Sorry for the bad news

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