Should I keep topping up boiler pressure?
Occasional correction may be part of normal operation for some systems, but repeated pressure loss should be investigated.
Repeated pressure loss can have several causes, including leaks or system components. Continually topping up without understanding why pressure falls is not a long-term solution.
If the boiler stops working, pressure falls rapidly or there is an active leak, arrange professional attention.
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Occasional correction may be part of normal operation for some systems, but repeated pressure loss should be investigated.
Yes, leaks within a sealed heating system can contribute.
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