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Dealing with Noise After Valve Replacement in Junkers Eurostar ZWE 24-3 MFA 5 S0700 Oven

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  • #1 16946129
    ertivo
    Level 10  
    I warmly welcome,
    A few days ago I replaced the valve with the help of which I knocked water on the stove, drained the water, replaced the valve, poured water, bled radiators, everything works, the stove heats, only strong noise is heard, in the pipes, in the oven. I suspect it's air.
    Please help

    Is the stove venting too? If so how?
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  • #2 16946476
    Felini
    Moderator
    I have a similar furnace model - Junkers Cerastar.
    There should be a breather at the top of the expansion vessel. The cap is unscrewed, escaping air can be heard, then it must be tightened.
    There is a bleed screw on the water pump, you need to slightly loosen it (a few drops of water will flow) and tighten again.
    In Eurostar it should be similar.
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    #4 17093010
    serwisszulborski.pl
    Heating systems specialist
    Rear venting device on the expansion vessel (invisible, access difficult).
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    #5 17093218
    Felini
    Moderator
    As a colleague wrote above, the expansion vessel is in the back of the furnace behind the combustion chamber. The vent marked in the figure with number 12.
    Slightly unscrew (loosen) the cap at the top of the breather, the air will escape and tighten it again.

    Dealing with Noise After Valve Replacement in Junkers Eurostar ZWE 24-3 MFA 5 S0700 Oven
  • #6 17642821
    ertivo
    Level 10  
    It is in the apartment, but in one room vent tubes ran under the ceiling.
    Thank you, the operation was successful.
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