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Yes it's locked out twice today and more bubbles have risen up, pretty sure that's not normal. Is the reset button the plastic ring that's on the Bentone unit? Not qualified but all seems pretty straight forward. Couldn't budge the damn bleed screw again.is it locking out then? As Kimbo says, a bubble is normal and its only probably so long due to the fact the hose is higher than the pump, see if you can re-ruote it below the burner. Are you qualified for this sort of work?
Oh, and if the bleed is stiff, hang onto the stem with a small wrench or you could turn the stem out too.
Not quite that straight forward if you can't fix it eh!
Dear oh dear, keep up SimonG keep up. Try reading the posts (if you can read). The straight forward comment referred to re-routing the tube.Not quite that straight forward if you can't fix it eh!
Unfortunately it was someone who knew about oil who serviced this boiler for my octogenarian parents and when my ol' dad called him he just said, rather arrogantly, "well it was working when I left"...then he said take the cover off and press the reset button before hanging up on him. How's that for a "qualified person".If you dont knoe anything about oil it may be as well to leave it to someone who does
Dear oh dearie me.....Read my reply to SimonG croppie, if you too can read"It's not rocket science!" "It's straight forward!"
Two of my favourite statements. Especially when in a "...... But how do you do it?" type post.
Dear oh dearie me.....Read my reply to SimonG croppie, if you too can read
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