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Thanks Shaun, it's a new problem started about four days ago, I will source a new valve and whilst at it put in a couple of full flow valves on either side, not looking forward to draining down the system though.
It's an open vent system, so should not be a problem, thanks for your conformation on the problem, just getting up in the loft at my age to shut off the ballcock is a job I am not looking forward too.
For information I paid near £50.00 for a new Honeywell zone valve when all I really needed was a valve body without the control mechanism, this I found on line at under £10.00 should have thought of this first, also should have thought that as the DHW zone valve had problems the CH valve as the same age probably has not got a lot of life left and should have replaced this at the same time, bit of preventative maintenance, new valve body on its way, the only thing I have wasted is a new fill of Fernox and some of my time, they say you live and learn, well into my 70's and still learning.
Checked back through my records and the Honeywell zone valves where installed nearly thirty years ago, no that is not a miss-type really that long ago, didn't they do well, you get what you pay for.
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