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gas heating and no water

shnaek · 2009-11-21 17:10:27

I don't know if this is the right place to post this question. I'm living in Cork, and the water just ran out down here. If I put on the heating, will my radiators airlock?

21-11-2009 6:10pm

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I don't know if this is the right place to post this question. I'm living in Cork, and the water just ran out down here. If I put on the heating, will my radiators airlock?

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A heating system does not need a constant supply of water, it only needs to have water when you drain and need to refill, to top up if you have bleed the rads or if you have a small leak, you're heating system will work as well as it did before unless one of the above apply, Gary.

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That's great. Cheers for that, Gary.

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shnaek wrote: »

That's great. Cheers for that, Gary.

Best of luck I hope all works out well for you down there.

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