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central heating problem

YOUANDME · 2010-01-11 02:37:20

Our main water has gone,not in the toilet not in the upstair tank or anywhere,maybe because of frozen pipe,but i just want to know that if it is ok if i turn on the gas central heating in the house?i mean once the main water is off,will there be any damage to the gas heating machine?i do not want to risk that instead of…

11-01-2010 2:37am

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YOUANDME

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Our main water has gone,not in the toilet not in the upstair tank or anywhere,maybe because of frozen pipe,but i just want to know that if it is ok if i turn on the gas central heating in the house?i mean once the main water is off,will there be any damage to the gas heating machine?i do not want to risk that instead of put extra clothes on!!thanks,anyone know how it is working??let me know please thanks

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#2 11-01-2010 7:09pm

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Mod's I think this might be suited in the DIY forum?

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#3 11-01-2010 7:59pm

Micky Dolenz

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Stick your heating on, it will be fine. they are different systems.

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