Gas heater is beeping - should I call the heating technician?

  • Erstellt am 2017-11-10 16:31:09

qwertzuiop

2017-11-10 16:31:09
  • #1
hello does anyone know what this could be something is beeping on the gas heating when you flush the toilet? unfortunately i have no idea about it
 

Kaspatoo

2017-11-10 21:10:02
  • #2
Is air coming out somewhere? Sounds like overpressure and that this overpressure is being released somewhere intentionally or unintentionally. The whistling must therefore be caused by air being blown out.

Have you called the heating engineer yet? What does he say?
 

qwertzuiop

2017-11-10 21:18:27
  • #3

No, I don’t see air coming out anywhere, how can you find that out?

I haven’t called anyone.
 

Kaspatoo

2017-11-10 21:57:26
  • #4
Feel with your hand, hold up lightweight paper (printer paper is way too heavy, like a plastic wrapping or something), tap water everywhere with your finger. Like with a hole in a bike tire, the water will form small bubbles and hiss where air is escaping.

If the heating system was installed recently, I would talk to the heating engineer, you still have a warranty.
If the heating system is already a few years old, you won't get around calling an installer if you can't find the source yourself.
 

Bau-Schmidt

2017-11-11 13:16:26
  • #5
Unpleasant noise. Air is leaking [da pfeift Luft ab]. Pressure cooker noise.
 

wrobel

2017-11-11 16:39:40
  • #6
Hi

that sounds like a hissing noise. Possibly a valve not fully open or the fill valve in the cistern.

Olli
 
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