How to flush a system with MagnaCleanse
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
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How do you know when radiator is 1/2 full ?? - and -exactly how do you control that ? ( dudicous use of bleed valve ?? ) - think you conveniently skipped over this vital part - which impacts on the successful removal of debris using vibration from sds drill?
Hi Eric, thanks for your query.
When filling the system up do not bleed the radiators, turn the boiler on and allow to heat up. The bottom of the radiator will only be warm. When the system is hot start to bleed the radiators one at a time and feel the heat rise up the radiator until HALF FULL approximately.
Half fill the radiator to concentrate the chemical into the bottom of the radiators (cold spots). With the air above the water, movement will aid the magnetite to lift when agitated.
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Thanks - Scott
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Hi I don't have a magnaclean Pro 2 installed. So is there a way to attach the hoses to the central heating system without the magnaclean attachment? Thanks
Onto rad tails
what do you do to keep pump running when boiler has got to temperature and system won't circulate. is there a way of just keeping pump running
Open up a hot tap to dispense some of the heat from the boiler 👍
A good simple how to, but not sure how I'd apply that in the real world. Perhaps you can help?
I own a Magnacleanse, but not yet used it on its own i.e. without a powerflushing pump.
The question I have for you is how you can drain a system via the flexible hose when the connections are at a higher level than the base of radiators. It would seem that, in practice, you'd still have to drain at a low point to get all, or nearly all the water out. Let's face it: many, many, systems have radiators on several drops and some drops have no drain valves, so you are stuck with slackening off the compression nuts and catching water in a cat litter type tray to achieve full drainage.
How essential is it to remove all the residual MC5? The fact that it is 'suitable for all systems' suggests it is non acidic, but does that mean a simple drain down is sufficient, even if there may be a few litres of water left in the system?
Hi John,
If you'd like guidance on how to effectively use our MagnaCleanse unit, we cover this in full at our Best Practice training course.
We have 16 centres across the UK and you can book through our booking platform - www.adey.com/training.
Our trainers have over 45 years of combined experience and you receive a certificate of attendance as well as a goody bag that contains your very own training manual.
Thanks, Team ADEY
You will have drained the system first before connecting MagnaCleanse...after you have finished the whole process you will run a cold flush of the system 1 radiator at a time, I have a drain off valve on one of my hoses 👍🏻
Have I just watched an advert so I can watch an advert ? ffs.