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PostPosted: Mon Dec 12, 2011 11:43 pm 
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Not sure of the proper name, how do you stop the water dripping from out flow pipe for radiators? Is it a pressure issue?


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need details and make/models

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maybe he means the drain off, if that is the case a new washer will solve that


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It's the pipe that goes out side the house, it's dripping down the back of the house.


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Do you mean the pressure relief pipe.

How high does the pressure go when the boiler is running, and what is the system pressure at cold.

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