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Adding Water to Junkers System: Locating and Using the Valve at Zero Bar

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  • #2 16223307
    serwisszulborski.pl
    Heating systems specialist
    On the left side, a short stump protrudes from the bottom next to a brass seal. Try to match an allen wrench or screwdriver. It is possible to buy org. a handle that facilitates the admission of water to the boiler.
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  • #4 17449152
    rad500
    Level 11  
    Hello,
    I would like to know which valve can be used to increase the water pressure in the Junkers oven (as in the picture)

    greetings

    Adding Water to Junkers System: Locating and Using the Valve at Zero Bar Adding Water to Junkers System: Locating and Using the Valve at Zero Bar
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  • #5 17449168
    sp3ots
    Level 38  
    Hello !
    I think blue. In my newer model there is a black dial in the same place.
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  • #6 17449331
    Magister_123
    Level 36  
    @ rad500
    sp3ots wrote:
    I think blue.

    Certainly blue.
  • #8 17451180
    jack63
    Level 43  
    Check the diaphragm vessel. I mean the air pressure in his cushion. You must always start filling with this.
  • #9 17452308
    BUCKS
    Level 39  
    rad500 wrote:
    I would like to know which valve can be used to increase the water pressure in the Junkers oven (as in the picture)

    In the picture you have pressure on the red scale, so it already indicates a significant loss.
    In an efficient boiler and installation, the pressure will not change at all, i.e. there are minimal drops in practice, but they are so small that in the period between annual inspections, there is no need to top up water.

    Instead of adding water, it would be worth establishing the reason for this drop, because it is certainly not normal.
    As Jack63 wrote, it is worth starting by checking the diaphragm, because it is the simplest in my opinion.
    Always try to remove the causes of the problem, not the effects.

Topic summary

To add water to a Junkers system with nearly zero bar pressure, locate the valve on the left side, which is a short stump next to a brass seal. An allen wrench or screwdriver can be used to operate it, and a handle can be purchased to facilitate water admission. Users have identified a blue valve for water pressure adjustment, while others suggest checking the diaphragm vessel for air pressure before filling. It is important to address the underlying cause of pressure loss, as significant drops are not normal in an efficient boiler system.
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