Pressure should normally be between 1.5 and 2 bar. It's currently at 3 and water is overflowing from the system. Just need to know if there's a release valve.

Thanks

Bob, August 2008

Thanks guys radiator drain did the trick will now run for a while to check everything OK. Could have been the inlet was knocked to on as it's in one of those places.

Thanks again.

Bob

Bob, September 2008

hi andy from TOTAL BUILD AND HEATING you shold have A drine off on A rad some were in the house drine down to 1.5 bar jobs A good A

andy, September 2008

Your pressure vessel could be in need of renewal. Robin is correct about releasing pressure, but you can cause p.r.v to let buy.you can also release pressure through venting a rad into a jug.

Tony R, September 2008

Just trace the discharge pipe (that goes through wall for overflow/overpressure) back up under the boiler. You will find a brass block with (usually) a red knob. This is the pressure relief valve. Slightly turn and hold the knob anticlockwise to discharge. If the boiler is contantly at 3 bar and discharging all the time check that the filling loop has not been left open or that the shutoff valve is not letting water by.

Robin S, September 2008