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There is no pressure on my boiler?

My combi central heating/hot water boiler has no pressure and as a result I can't get any water in the radiators which need bleeding. I don't know what is causing this. I have no water leaks clearly visible anywhere. Any suggestions?
Walker, October 2007
the above information was very helpful to me. Many thanks

vinod, October 2009
You will not get any water to your rads unless you pressure your boiler back up, this is between 1 bar and 1.5bar .Underneath your boiler [usually] there is a filling loop in the form of a steel bradded flexible tube. You may see a small tap on this,or the pipes could be rigid in which case you may be able to see something like a joint in the pipe-work of which there will be a screw on the front. Turn either the tap or the screw inline with the pipe and watch the pressure gauge.[Don't forget to put them back to the original position].The leak that you cannot see will definitely be there it only as to be very small for the boiler to lose pressure.

Mic. H, October 2007