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morpteh mackem
08 Aug 15 08:56
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got an irrigation system in garden to water plants, its times to come on early morning. when comes on makes a bit of a growling sound within the boiler in kitchen ( possible air lock ? ), this lasts duration of watering ( about 5 mins ). its only time makes this noise, ie domestic use etc no noise whatsoever.
any ideas please ?

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xmoneyx
When: 08 Aug 15 09:24
botanic gardens?
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morpteh mackem
When: 08 Aug 15 09:50
nah , just a small area basically , saves going around watering individually
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mememe
When: 08 Aug 15 14:41
just swicth it on before you go out, should solve it.
By:
Aunty Post
When: 08 Aug 15 16:51
I'm assuming you have a combi boiler!

From memory, the minimum mains pressure for them is 1.5 bar, so it could just be grumbling that it is being denied that pressure.

Having said that I would have thought that running any cold tap would cause the same problem.
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Jayco
When: 08 Aug 15 17:08
have a look here mm   http://www.sprinklerwarehouse.com/DIY-Fixing-Water-Hammer-and-Air-in-Pipes-s/7086.htm
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