How to Repair or fix Error code E118 flashing fault on your Baxi Assure Boiler - low water pressure

[@rosie-ella76]

I BLOODY LOVE YOU!!! I'm disabled..its November 2023..since yesterday I havent had any hot water or radiators....I havent lived in this place for long so new boiler, clueless. .was stressing the hell out ..money..landlord etc...I just watched your video....and even though it wasnt exactly the same set up..I figured it out thanks to you !!! ❤ THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! I can go to sleep now and stress is gone xx

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Appreciate the feedback rosiekeen750. Glad you got there in the end and found it very useful. Love from this side too as well xx and thank you for watching, listening and for your time. Glad I was able to be of some form of help. Don’t forget to subscribe, like and share. Helps channel grow. Happy hump day of the week and have a lovely weekend ahead. Take care

[@RolyPolyDaisy]

Found this incredibly useful given my boiler went out and kids needed a bath. Worked a treat. Thank you

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[@MarkCoinGuy]

Thanks, that was awesome. It was freezing, 5 minutes after watching this they all came on again.

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Hi MarkCoinGuy, Appreciate the feedback. Apologies for coming back to you late. Glad you are sorted. Don’t forget to subscribe, like and share. Helps channel grow. Happy holidays

[@gworld7086]

You’re a star. Sending you a virtual medal🥇Thank You.

[@ravenark8751]

Just when you think you have seen it all with boilers this fault comes up. Thanks for this. Saved me loads as not out of pocket.

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[@raphadialo4191]

jumped out shower as blistering cold water marinated my skin. Walked up to boiler and say this fault. Was stuck. Thanks as you saved my day otherwise I would have been late for work

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[@MrCemdanyal]

Thanks, it was very helpful. I tried all the valves, but not 2 blue valves at the same time. You saved my life.

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[@dinkydaisies]

Was livid when my boiler went out as had to take kiddies for school run. You saved me in ways you can’t even begin to imagine. Many many thanksxx

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[@melissaking5691]

Thanks for this! Single mum at home with 2 small kids. Woke up to freezing house and no water pressure. Wouldn't have been able to afford a gas plumber to come out! And would have been charged mininimum £65 (call out charge plus minimum charge of 15mins labour) for something that took me literally 30 seconds. Super simple fix (although bit worried the pressure dropped so low out of nowhere!) Thanks so much for your video! ❤

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Appreciate the feedback melissaking5691. Glad you are sorted and was able to be of some help. Don’t forget to subscribe, like and share. Have a brilliant weekend. All ❤️back

[@MegaMiaow]

Thanks so much. I had the same model and it's back working.

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Hi MegaMiaow, Appreciate the feedback. Apologies for coming back to you late. Glad you are sorted. Don’t forget to subscribe, like and share. Helps channel grow. Happy holidays

[@kandiahchandrakumaran8521]

Amazing. Your video is excellent and very helpful. I am sure many would have saved money by not calling the emergency boiler service personnel and certainly in future many will be also saving. I hope everyone who watches this video should click the thumbs up icon. I am sending the link for this video to my collegues and friends who have Baxi boiler. Please keep continuing your good work. Many thanks

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[@joycebaafi9577]

Many thanks mate for this useful video. My boiler had a low water pressure problem on a very cold morning, and when I called Baxi they told me they would send an Engineer out for a fee of £108 just to fix this 2 sec job. Your Video saved me. U are a star and deserve to be Knighted!!!!! Frank, Whiteley.

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[@clairekenna4078]

Worked for me and no longer need to wait hours on gas man. Thank you !! ❤

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You are welcome. Appreciate the feedback Clairekenna4078 and glad you are sorted and didn’t need to wait long hours. Don’t forget to subscribe, like and share. Helps channel grow. Have a great week

[@CarlyBlackburn-rm3ml]

Thank you! No hot water this morning and thanks to your video, all sorted in a matter of minutes!

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Glad it helped Carly and appreciate the feedback. Made up your sorted. Don’t forget to subscribe and share. Helps channel grow. Happy holidays

[@BenScooter1]

Something for viewers to note - not all Baxi Boilers have the two blue valves underneath, some of them are designed with a single lever which is green. You pull this green lever to reintroduce the water pressure and when the indicator reaches the green, you release it (i.e. push it back in place.) This happens within a couple of seconds, at least with ny Granddad's boiler it did. Good luck!

[@UtechUreview]

Hi Benscooter1, thanks for the feedback. I concur, although this green lever feature was broached or covered at the latter stage of the video at 4:45 mins if you managed to make it to the end of the video. Thanks for seconding or buttressing that feature. Have a great new year and don’t forget to subscribe,like and share. Helps channel grow.

[@masegomorapelo6144]

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[@Rev1960]

They say life throws curve balls. This hit like a tonne of bricks. Was able to get this weight lifted thanks to this vid fix. Thanks for helping to lift this burden as managed to top up me boiler. Thanks

[@UtechUreview]

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[@westsighed]

Thank YOU!!! Potterton Assure 36 Combi zero pressure sorted. Your explanation of which blue valve to do first was the solution ❤

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[@littlelambtv]

This really help me my pressure was almost heating zero as turned off my boiler for a long time as was away, re pressurised and boiler is firing up again and pressure has remained steady ever since. Thank you so much

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[@freedommuchenje6055]

​@UtechUreview My boiler same type of doesn't have the blue or green taps and I'm have the same error. I only have 2 black and 1 yellow taps

[@MissEmJayC]

Thank you!! British gas were no help. Leaving a disabled mother of three with no solution. Quick KZbin search found your video & bam fixed lol x

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You welcome Miss Em Jay. appreciated and made up for you. Glad you got sorted in the end given you had loads on to juggle. Don’t forget to subscribe and share and have a great one. Ttys.Take care

[@milesr94]

As everyone else has said, this was a lifesaver! Really helped, thank you!

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[@cristinacostache413]

The best video where someone explain proper and helping any person. Good job sir. Big like and subscribe from me and hope many anothers

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[@TheSezdial]

You saved my day. Your simply the best as had family over. Many thanks

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[@0143kenny]

Thank you. It's Easter weekend and you saved me a fortune!!😂😅😊

[@UtechUreview]

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[@shinobikonohagure92]

Hi, I don’t have the blue lever or green lever on the boiler. There are yellow and two black lever only. How can I rectify this faulty?

[@UtechUreview]

Hi Shinobikonohagure92, Appreciate the feedback. Apologies for coming back to you late. If you can turn the black or yellow valves in the frontal position of the filling loop and not the rear and see if it resolves the problem. Are you still experiencing this issue? Don’t forget to subscribe, like and share. Helps channel grow. Happy holidays

[@Superstar-uh4tx]

Thankyou so much I mean your video explained it well with correction way to remove the error message thankyou and bring back hot water and heating in the systems .

[@UtechUreview]

Hi Superstar-uh4tx, Appreciate the feedback. Apologies for coming back to you late. Glad you are sorted. Don’t forget to subscribe, like and share. Helps channel grow. Happy holidays

[@JK-hf2cx]

Thanks for this helpful video. What does it signify please if this fault presents often? I have a newly installed Baxi 830.

[@UtechUreview]

Hello J K. The main code fault is low boiler water pressure. If it presents often you might have a radiator leak in so get someone in to check your radiator or boiler system out. Check to see if your radiator is bleeding from the compression nut or union valve where you have your lock shield valve. Your nut should be tightened back if loose., a power flush and radiator bleed might suffice if you have a bleed and a pressurised system and not a conventional system.Also try topping up when your boiler isn’t hot due to expansion of hot water when it is hot as it might descend quickly as your boiler cools down. Don’t forget to subscribe, like and share. Helps channel grow. Have a great weekend

[@JK-hf2cx]

@@UtechUreview Thanks so much for the helpful reply - I’ve subscribed and shared! Could this code signify an issue with the boiler itself? It’s new and appears to have lost pressure slightly since the flow and return valves were closed 24 hours ago.

[@suzanatutu322]

Your the best. Saved me a fortune

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[@zubialutu1]

Thanks a lot! This vid was actually a life saver😊

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You welcome Zuby and really appreciate the feedback. Made up for you and guess it’s a good way to end the weekend. Don’t forget to subscribe and share. Have a great week and stay blessed

[@gb7012]

Thank you. One of the blue plastic valves has broken on my boiler, do you know how I can still increase the water pressure?

[@UtechUreview]

Hi gb7012, Appreciate the feedback. Are you still experiencing this issue? Apologies for coming back to you late. You can get the valve replaced with a retrofit one and screw it into position or use plies to grip and turn in orientation Of filling the loop , repressuring or topping up clockwise. Don’t forget to subscribe, like and share. Helps channel grow. Happy holidays

[@kushm6749]

This was really helpful! Thank you!

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Thanks Kush M. Appreciate the feedback. Glad your sorted. Don't forget to subscribe and share. Helps channel grow. Have a great weekend. Cheers

[@quennieflotildes1327]

Was watching how to put th pressure up on my boiler but the other blue knob won’t bulge in, won’t turn , the other one was on . Is there any easier way to turn it, tried putting pressure and was tempted to use hammer now . Thanks

[@quennieflotildes1327]

The left blue knob won’t turn 😢

[@UtechUreview]

Hi quennieflotikdes1327, it could be that you are turning the wrong valve, the valve has its screw overly torque tightened or needs a special key to undo it. Unable to ascertain which valve is causing the issue remotely. Are you still experiencing this issue? Apologies for coming back to you late. Don’t forget to subscribe, like and share. Helps channel grow. Happy holidays

[@Septimus111]

Note some Baxi/Main boilers will have a flexible filling loop - a foibles metal hose - rather than the rigid arrangement with blue valves as shown here. The hose will be a slightly different position but there should also be two levers/taps on the pipework either side and these can be turned in the same way as those in this video to raise the pressure.

[@UtechUreview]

Thanks for the feedback Septimus111 and shedding light on other variations. Don’t forget to subscribe, like and share. Helps channel grow. Have a great weekend

[@mrsnighatshahid]

Thank you so much ... God bless you and your family 🤲🏼❤️

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You are so welcome

[@Worlldy]

Big thanks to you mate blue error light has now gone and my heating is back up, only bought this new build house a year ago I thought there was no way it’s broken already! One question though I feel like my valves were already turned on? Would that matter if one is on and one is off? The boiler is on now but I don’t know if the valves are actually off or not?

[@UtechUreview]

Hi Worlidy, Appreciate the feedback. Apologies for coming back to you late. Glad you are sorted. The repressurisation process typically involves allowing water or repressuring the central heating system. After repressurisation, you should close out. It matters if they stay open instead of closed out after repressurisation. Closing them out enables the central heating system to maintain good pressure and the repressurisation valves prevents the boiler from over pressurisation which goes from green to red dial state and boiler could implode. For safety reasons always close out after repressurisation. Don’t forget to subscribe, like and share. Helps channel grow. Happy holidays

[@karlmcdonnell692]

Topd up not continuing to fire.. switching off after few moments...any solutions??

[@UtechUreview]

Hi Karl, What level on the gauge did you top up to? When it switched off after the topping up 🆙 is the E118 displayed? It might be indicative of a radiator leak if the pressure keeps dropping after topping up. Look forward to hearing from you

[@zoe_017]

I haven’t got no blue valves only 2 black 1 yellow it’s a main boiler any help

[@UtechUreview]

Hi Zoe, I presume this is a different model of boiler ? and you have two black valves on the filling loop in front and 2 black valves at the back? The 2 two black valves on the front of your boiler can be used to re pressurise so run a test to see if your needle moves and tops up and if it does it means these are top up valves.. if it doesn’t close out immediately as you may need to call out but hopefully these valves should be sufficient enough. Let me know how you get on.

[@zoe_017]

@@UtechUreview I managed it Thankyou for replying

[@fitfam2562]

Thank you just saved us from freezing

[@UtechUreview]

You welcome Fitfam, glad I could be of some help. Appreciate the feedback and glad your sorted. Don’t forget to subscribe and share. Helps channel grow. Have a great week ahead.

[@MrSaath7]

Thank you, helped solved this issue quickly!!😄😄

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[@jessjos3033]

my radiator!! Is possible to disable radiator system and only use turn on hot water to take a shower??

[@UtechUreview]

Hi jessjos3033, what is wrong with your radiator? Is it not heating up? Does your radiator need bleeding or plunger valve needs changing?

[@hosehydrants1321]

Thank you so much. Made my day

[@UtechUreview]

You welcome Hose. Appreciate the feedback and enjoy the rest of the week. Many thanks

[@knittedpainting]

Thanks so much I was able to do it myself 😊

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You welcome Knittedpainting. Appreciate the feedback. Glad I was able to be of some help. Don’t forget to subscribe and share. Helps channel grow. Have a great weekend. Glad you got there in the end

[@Alison-xc8zx]

Thank you so much!

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You welcome Alison, glad you sorted. Don’t forget to subscribe, like and share. Helps channel grow. Have a lovely weekend

[@haychargie4332]

I have the two blue valves. The one on the left doesn’t move, the one on the right leaks water. So my problem hasn’t been resolved. Any other suggestions as the agent has stopped answering my calls. Me and my nine month old are without hot water and heating, and it’s a Saturday 😒

[@UtechUreview]

Hi Haychargie4332, What is the specific model of your boiler ? Is it leaking from the valves or boiler? And what are the colours of all the valve underneath the boiler?

[@danilooliveira9680]

Many thanks, you saved my day

[@UtechUreview]

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[@smifflarr]

I left the left blue tap in the clockwise position for a few minutes after turning the one to the left anti clockwise, but it is now in the anti clockwise position. Will it be okay?

[@UtechUreview]

Hi smifflarr, it should be ok as it enables to maintain good pressure. If it were the one on the right. It may have lead to overpressurisation where you make have had to depressurises by bleeding your radiator with a radiator key. But try to close out next time after repressurisation. I hope this helps. Appreciate the feedback. Apologies for coming back to you late. Glad you are sorted. Don’t forget to subscribe, like and share. Helps channel grow. Happy holidays

[@peacefulworld7292]

Thanks alot sir 🙏 your a hero

[@UtechUreview]

You welcome Peaceful World. Glad your are sorted and I could be of some help. Don’t forget to subscribe and share. Have a great weekend and stay blessed.

[@GD2X]

Thanks this helped!

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[@jawakumar]

This is the exact model we have and tried turning both the blue valves towards the boiler, but still the pressure doesn't rise up. Any other help?

[@UtechUreview]

Might be some underlying systemic issue with your Boiler. Might be a leak somewhere in the system or a damaged pressure relief valve. You might need to Call out an Engineer to investigate further. Hope you sort it out in the end.

[@jawakumar]

@@UtechUreview Sure. Thanks for the reply. I opened the blue valve for more than 20mins and it came to normal after.

[@UtechUreview]

@@jawakumar you welcome Jawa. As long as you have it sorted. That’s fine. If it doesn’t budge in the future then a call out might be necessary to see if you have any leaks in your system. That being said, Don’t forget to subscribe and share. Helps channel grow. Happy holidays

[@avdhutpatel3194]

Very helpful. Thanks.

[@UtechUreview]

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[@steveharper8106]

spot on thanks

[@UtechUreview]

Thanks for the feedback Steve. Made up your sorted. Don’t forget to subscribe and share. Have a pleasant weekend.

[@AkosuadankwaTV]

What can happens if the pressure get to 4 the red one

[@UtechUreview]

Hi Juanita, It means you have allowed too much pressure in above the specified limit. You can lower the pressure by bleeding your radiator using a radiator key so your Boiler doesn’t implode.

[@veryyuckyverytasty1027]

You can imagine a damsel in distress. all I can say is I got the heating back up and was able to bubble bath. I topped up to almost 2 accidentally? Would that be a problem. Many thanks very straight forward to follow

[@UtechUreview]

You welcome Very Y & T. Glad you sorted. Boiler pressure reduces over a protracted period of time of use so should drop eventually but try to keep the pressure at nominal 1 or 1.5 next time by slowly allowing pressure in with one of the valves as opposed to a full gush. Have a great weekend. Appreciate the feedback. Don’t forget to subscribe and share. Helps channel grow

[@AbdulaMuhamadYassen77]

Thank you very much indeed 😊 that was really helpful 😮much appreciate it 😊

[@UtechUreview]

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[@Chilixe]

Bro thanks

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You welcome Chilixe. Appreciate the feedback. Glad you are sorted. Don’t forget to subscribe, like and share. Helps channel grow. Happy holidays

[@fahim786able]

Very thanks for your video

[@UtechUreview]

Thanks Fahim786able. Appreciate the feedback and glad your sorted. Have a great weekend

[@jahdalennie9908]

Hiya mine flashes E125 whats that please? X

[@UtechUreview]

Hi Jahda, could be the maximum temperature threshold on your Boiler has been surpassed and as a result overheating and could be resolved by bleeding air from your radiators and reseting the Boiler. Let me know how you get on

[@jahdalennie9908]

@@UtechUreview thank you so much. All sorted. That was very helpful. I turn all my heaters off but I've been advised to leave one on just for the heat to go somewhere. In summer time can I turn all the heaters off completely please? And how? Please help 🙏 me xxx

[@UtechUreview]

@@jahdalennie9908 Yes you can turn your heating off leaving them in frost protection mode in your thermostat and also your radiator to save on energy and functionality of radiators especially for protracted periods. See links below. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fp_Tg3miZb5sors kzbin.info/www/bejne/gHfGkHafmLBjaaM kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZy3kGqOg7-AY7c I hope this helps. Don't forget to subscribe and share. Have a brill week ahead Jahda

[@jahdalennie9908]

@@UtechUreview you are amazing 👏 ❤ many many thanks for your help.

[@abigaillouiselibre2418]

Legend thank you so much🙏💫

[@UtechUreview]

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[@amywire3723]

Mine are already open. Nothing happens when I turn them either way. Any ideas?

[@UtechUreview]

Is this the exact model? And are you sure you have the central heating cold water isolation and repressurisation valves turned? Are your radiators in need of bleeding and have you just carried out a flush?

[@safdegfg]

The needle on mine isn’t moving past the 1 really. Is there something else wrong?

[@UtechUreview]

Hi safdegfg, repressurisation is a gradual process depending on the process or how rapidly you repressuried the filling loop. Are you still experiencing this issue? Apologies for coming back to you late as somehow missed your message and been responding to numerous comments. There may be a leak in your system, did you try bleeding your radiator with a radiator key. Let me know how you got on. Appreciate the feedback. Apologies for coming back to you late.. Don’t forget to subscribe, like and share. Helps channel grow. Happy holidays

[@alexmccartney8827]

Worked thanks

[@UtechUreview]

Glad you are sorted and appreciate the feedback alexmccartney8827. Don’t forget to subscribe and share. Helps channel grow. Have a great week

[@motiangel2413]

How can one drain water when filled to much . I got the same E1.18. Error

[@UtechUreview]

Hi Moti Angel, How to fix: You can do this by ‘bleeding’ your radiators. You’ll need to drain some water from the system. To bleed your radiator, you’ll need a radiator key or a tool that is able to comfortably and safely turn the valve on the top corner of your radiator. First locate the radiator valve and then very slowly twist the valve anti-clockwise. You should first hear air escaping before water starts to leak from the valve. Let out a small amount of water from each radiator - checking the pressure after each one. Continue to do so until your pressure gauge is back in the glorious green zone. Other probable causes for this malfunction are Malfunctioning boiler parts Defective components could include the boilers pressure release valve, diverter valve, or filling loop How to check (pressure release valve): The PRV is a simple device to release water when the boiler is over pressurised. It’s a copper pipe usually seen protruding on your outside wall behind the boiler. If this particular pipe is constantly dripping water - then your PRV should be indicative of some other systemic underlying issue, you should call an engineer to check or troubleshoot boiler. If you're getting no hot water from your boiler, this failing part could be the reason why. I hope this helps. Appreciate the feedback. Don’t forget to subscribe and share. Have a good weekend

[@motiangel2413]

@@UtechUreview thank you.

[@MelMel328]

What if you don’t have any blue valves? Only black and yellow! 😢

[@UtechUreview]

Hi Melissa, what model of boiler do you have I presume this is a different model of boiler ? and you have two black valves on the filling loop in front and 2 black valves at the back? The 2 two black valves on the front of your boiler can be used to re pressurise so run a test to see if your needle moves and top ups and if it does it means these are top up valves.. if it doesn’t close out immediately as you may need to call out but hopefully these valves should be sufficient enough.

[@rucee281]

Thank you so much i was about to have a cold shower in cold england 😅

[@UtechUreview]

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[@SophAdamable]

What happens when it fills to 3?

[@UtechUreview]

Hi Sophia, To lower the water pressure on your boiler to the required tolerance levels. you can try one of the following methods: 1. Bleed the radiators: This involves opening the valves on your radiators to release any trapped air, which can help to reduce the pressure in the system. 2. Adjust the pressure relief valve: This valve is typically located on the boiler and can be adjusted to reduce the pressure in the system. 3. Drain some water from the system: You can use a hose to drain some water from the system, which will help to reduce the pressure. However, be sure to consult your boiler manual or gas engineer before attempting this method, as draining too much water can damage the system. Don’t forget to subscribe and share. Cheers.

[@caseyspriggs6934]

I have the exact same boiler with exact same low pressure e118 error message. I have followed your instructions and nothing has happened. No noise, no change in water pressure. What now?

[@UtechUreview]

Hi Casey, please can you confirm you opened both valves and there was no movement of the gauge or needle? What is your pressure reading at the moment ? Is it below 1 or in the red region?

[@caseyspriggs6934]

Got it sorted now, it was a leak coming from one of the radiators

[@UtechUreview]

@@caseyspriggs6934makes sense that you had a leak if you weren’t getting any topping up pressure as could have been frozen pipes, leaks, blocks e.t.c as earlier highlighted in the video, even if you had just had a flush you still would have had topping pressure when topping up. Glad you got there in the end and enjoy the rest of your week

[@SamsungGalaxy-me7zb]

Thanks so much

[@UtechUreview]

You welcome. Samsung Galaxy. Appreciate the feedback and glad your sorted. Don’t forget to subscribe and share. Helps channel grow. Enjoy the rest of your week

[@reganward4854]

Exact same issue but the left blue valve will not budge at all! :(

[@UtechUreview]

Hi Regan, have you tried turning the left blue valve in a different direction? And What is the model of your Boiler?

[@amber11742]

Mines the same, noticed they both have a screw in, is this normal?

[@quennieflotildes1327]

I have the same problem 😢 any solution?

[@lourenzpervera2468]

Hi, i’ve flicked my green switch on my model and it’s making no difference. Generally it works but today it’s not working - any suggestions? Thanks!

[@UtechUreview]

Hi Lourenz, Might be some underlying systemic issue with your Boiler or system. Might be a leak somewhere in the system I.e radiator leak or a damaged pressure relief valve. You might try to sort out the radiator leak yourself or Call out an Engineer to investigate further. Hope this helps and you sort it out in the end.

[@alhagiashton8336]

This problem am having it constantly now

[@alhagiashton8336]

It every early morning

[@UtechUreview]

@@alhagiashton8336 hi alhagiashton8336, Recurring low water pressure could be a sign of several issues in your plumbing system. Some common causes include: 1. Clogged Pipes: Over time, pipes can accumulate mineral deposits, debris, or rust, which can restrict water flow. 2. Leaky Pipes: Leaks in the plumbing can lead to a drop in water pressure. If water is escaping through leaks, it won’t reach your faucets with the same force. 3. Faulty Pressure Regulator: If your home has a pressure regulator and it is malfunctioning, it can cause low water pressure. 4. Municipal Supply Issues: Sometimes, the problem may originate from the water supply system itself, especially if there are maintenance works or issues in the area. 5. Blocked Aerators or Showerheads: Sediment can build up in aerators and showerheads, leading to reduced flow. 6. Main Shutoff Valve: If the main shutoff valve is not fully open, it can restrict water flow into your home. If you're experiencing low water pressure, it's advisable to check these potential issues or consult a plumber for a thorough inspection. Don’t forget to subscribe like and share. Helps channel grow. Have a pleasant weekend.

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@@alhagiashton8336 hi alhagiashton8336, Recurring low water pressure could be a sign of several issues in your plumbing system. Some common causes include: 1. Clogged Pipes: Over time, pipes can accumulate mineral deposits, debris, or rust, which can restrict water flow. 2. Leaky Pipes: Leaks in the plumbing can lead to a drop in water pressure. If water is escaping through leaks, it won’t reach your faucets with the same force. 3. Faulty Pressure Regulator: If your home has a pressure regulator and it is malfunctioning, it can cause low water pressure. 4. Municipal Supply Issues: Sometimes, the problem may originate from the water supply system itself, especially if there are maintenance works or issues in the area. 5. Blocked Aerators or Showerheads: Sediment can build up in aerators and showerheads, leading to reduced flow. 6. Main Shutoff Valve: If the main shutoff valve is not fully open, it can restrict water flow into your home. If you're experiencing low water pressure, it's advisable to check these potential issues or consult a plumber for a thorough inspection. Don’t forget to subscribe like and share. Helps channel grow. Have a pleasant weekend.

[@nursestephanie1224]

Thank you for the video but sadly I have got no blue valve on my own ..

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@ hi nursestephanie1224appreciate the feedback. what colour of valves have you got? If you have the Two black valves in same frontal position, repeat the process steps highlighted and should remedy the problem. Don’t forget to subscribe, like and share. Helps channel grow. Have a lovely holiday and new year. Stay blessed always

[@Anass_L]

My first blue pressure valve (the one left of the two), doesn’t rotate. What do I do?

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Hi Anass, If the blue handles can be removed (and I don`t know if they can), then remove and use a small adjustable spanner on the flats underneath. There are some valves which have a Stop, so they only rotate so far, have you tried turning the handle both ways? Try removing the plastic head and turning with an adjustable spanner. Do let me know how you get on. Otherwise, might be some underlying systemic issue with your Boiler. Might be a leak somewhere in the system or a damaged pressure relief valve. You might need to Call out an Engineer to investigate further. Hope you sort it out in the end. Don’t forget to subscribe and share. Helps channel grow

[@Anass_L]

@@UtechUreview Yea it was just extremely stiff. I was able to rotate it and repressurise the boiler

[@matthewcope7132]

You are amazing. Thank you soo much

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@@matthewcope7132 appreciate the feedback Mattewcope7132. Glad you are sorted. Don’t forget to subscribe, like and share. Helps channel grow. Happy holidays and a prosperous new year.