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    Mar 1, 2010, 08:24 PM
    Bleeding heating system
    Sounds like water going through the pipes on all the basboard heating vents. There is on valve that if you turn will release water and air but not enough because it stops after the air and water is released but the next day it starts again. What should I do. Is there something on the unit in th basement that can be released.
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    Mar 3, 2010, 09:35 PM
    There should be an air purger in the system. It will have a vent on it just like those on the heating "vents". When working properly, and if the pressure regulator is working properly, just running the boiler should keep it purged of air.
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