Alde Heating (1 Viewer)

Aug 19, 2010
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Our heating is making gurgling sounds any suggestions? Could ot be water on the heating exhaust? It's still giving out heat.
John
 

Glandwr

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One thought, our reservoir and pump is in the wardrobe. It can be noisy with all the clothes removed but silent when they are hanging.

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hoot007
Aug 19, 2010
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My apologies I lost my post
Sorted it passed 10ft pipe down the and sucked out a small cup full of fluid / water my stomach felt better after 10 days or so lol no I didn't swallow it and no problem still working well.
Regards john
 

pappajohn

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The antifreeze mix should be changed regularly,
The correct antifreeze (VW G12+ or G13) is a long life antifreeze and should be changed every 3 to 5 years.

As the alde system needs frequent topping up with fresh antifreeze/water mix i would opt for 5 years.

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Oct 25, 2015
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Picked up this thread as I'm getting these gurgling sounds in the header tank as well. Brand new MH, Bailey 740.
All 4 bleed valves are just chucking out glycol/water mix. Get the impression, listening to the pump, that air is in the pump and there are only 2 speed settings shown as 4 and 5! Any bright ideas?
 

dabhand

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It's just pissed John/Joyce:LOL:

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Oct 25, 2015
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Thanks for all your help on this. Bled the system a bit and finally worked out that I could actually adjust speed of pump on the Alde boiler!
Combination of both things... Problem sorted.
 

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