01-02-16, 09:37 PM
(01-02-16, 09:31 PM)evesdad link Wrote: its on the heating side open the old one up to release system pressure whip the old one out and stick the new one in a bit sharp and you won't have to drain the whole system.Brill

It's sounding easy to do but I'll have some towels/rags underneath when I do it.
So, some water should come out depending how quick I can replace it?
Read somewhere else that I could try screwing in the front screw and back again to see if that sorts it but I'm not to sure

Colin
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