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Thanks mate.

Easy to follow. Thanks!

Cheers, I have used this in the past and it worked. But no I can't raise any pressure. The first time I inserted the key it gushed water about pint. Second time it was dry and still no increase in pressure. I'll call the landlord tomorrow 👍🏼

Thank you so much for taking the time to upload this video, I managed to get my boiler back online in less than 2 minutes and saved me £45 in call out fees, thank you, keep up the good work. Mike

Brilliant video. Very well explained.

Does the boiler need to be on or off? I pushed the key in, then open the valve, water starts dripping but the pressure doesn’t go up. What am I doing wrong?

Thanks! Just fixed the child's boiler using this. Top work.

Hi thanks for that, i literally couldn't figure it out, seems to be a different way to fix the pressure than other systems, but a fairly easy one at that. Looked in the manual for the boiler, not sure why it doesn't tell us this in there. Perhaps it should really be don by a professional and thats why its been omitted from the manual?

Ta mate

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Thank you. I have had to do my water pressure since i had the boiler fitted 9 years ago. i had it serviced and fully rebuilt with all new parts 18 months ago. This time round on opening the valves, not one drop of water is running through the pipes to get the gauge pressure back up. the pipes are not frozen. I cannot find an answer to this question. Any advice would be welcomed and appreciated as money is tight now. Thank you in advance

What the heck is a "Broiler" ha lol.

Cheers mate, you're a star. Boiler went off this AM. Watched your video and working again in 2 mins:-)

Sorry not helpful, do you turn the valve or the key or both and in which direction? I hate that you moved the camera before actually showing what your doing

Saved my arse! Freezing cold and no hot water before a job interview! Thank you so much!

Fantastic, clear advice. Thank you.

Thanks for posting, helped me get my heating / hot water back on straight away! 🙂👍

Hi sir this is Mr Singh I have ideal boiler suddenly stop working it's got power in fuse but not power in boiler.what I need to do plz help.

Our boiler is losing pressure once a week...overnight 🤷🏼‍♂️

The 28i manual and a service guy i know say 1bar i used to do 1.5 too whats right

Useless in the dark. You need a torch like the other video on here does. Worked out out for myself.

What about if the expansion tank isn’t up to pressure?

thanks

Can someone please tell me the default position for the valves? The one's under the boiler

And how to lower the pressure?

How do you take pressure out of system if it is too high?

Fantastic advice... came down to a f1 fault.. straight on to RUclips and found this video.. Boiler fixed in seconds 👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧

Brilliant thanks ... instructions were missing from mine ... now have heating again ... :)

Saved my boiler cutting out!

Thank you :-)

Brilliant! So helpful thank you very much.

Thank you so much! You've just saved my sanity :D <3

This worked a charm. Cheers.

Hi! thank you so much! Is very useful when no one at home know how to do it!!

Thank you for this video!!! Very easy and helpful.

Thank you this was really helpful👍🏻

thank you for help

Can you just get to the point

Thank you for posting this!

Cheers got mine back up and on but now its dripping so called the guys who put it in lol least my nan will be warm :)

you absolute legend, this worked a treat and now we're not freezing. Thank you

Very helpful, thank you for uploading this.

Thank you SO much for this. I was cold and thought I’d have to boil the kettle for a wash!

You life saver it's Xmas eve and had no hot water or heating. Thanks again :)

Cheers.

Can’t thank you guys enough for this video!! I’ve been waiting for an engineer to come out to do this simple task for more than 24 hours in a freezing house with kids. Great work #diy #lifesavers

So grateful to find this today as couldn’t find the instruction booklet. Heating back on within seconds :)

Thanks . It worked a treat

Life saver! Thank you!

This was fantastic, thank you so much. Much easier to understand than the piddly little diagram in the instruction manual!