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[Solved] No Hot Water from 35L Boiler After 1-Month Shutdown: Reasons & Solutions for 1.5-Year-Old System

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  • #31 17150037
    Henio65
    Level 16  
    Blow on the unscrewed hot water faucet and check that it lets air into the boiler. You can check the warm water outflow.
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  • #32 17150052
    Tomek.93
    Level 7  
    markutek87 wrote:
    Air in the boiler for me. There is still air in the boiler, possibly in the pipes too. Turn on the cold water supply to the boiler, unscrew the hose from the hot water outlet and wait. Not only 5-10 seconds, but only 5-10 minutes. Do not connect the heater.
    Cold water will flow into the boiler, it will force the air out, and water will flow from the hose on the hot side. Cold water flows from the tap normally? How do you turn on the tap, it does not shoot / spray?

    I did as you advised. Problem solved, thanks a lot to everyone who wanted to help me. Regards :)

Topic summary

A user reported no hot water from a 35L boiler after a month of shutdown. Initial troubleshooting suggested checking valves and the safety valve for clogs. The user confirmed the cold water supply was functioning, and the boiler was filled with water. Further suggestions included ensuring the hot water outlet was not blocked and checking for air trapped in the system. The user eventually resolved the issue by allowing cold water to flow into the boiler, which expelled trapped air, restoring hot water flow.
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