Worcester Bosch Gauge - Plastic Capillary

The pressure gauge displays the system pressure within your Worcester Bosch boiler. This allows you to monitor the system's performance and identify potential issues such as leaks.

The pressure gauge is typically located on the front of your Worcester Bosch boiler.

It is recommended to check the pressure gauge regularly, ideally monthly, or whenever you notice changes in your heating system's performance.

The normal pressure range is typically between 1 and 2 bar when the system is cold. Refer to your boiler's manual for the exact recommended pressure.

If the pressure drops, it likely indicates a leak. Check all pipes and radiators. You may need to refill the system using the filling loop.

If the pressure rises above the recommended level, this could indicate a problem with the expansion vessel. Contact a qualified heating engineer.

Yes, the pressure gauge can be replaced, provided you have basic plumbing skills. Ensure the system is depressurized before removing the old gauge. If you're not comfortable, contact a qualified heating engineer.

This gauge is designed for use with Worcester Bosch Compact, Greenstar, and Greenstar Er P boilers.

Check for air in the system or a faulty pressure sensor. Bleed the radiators to remove air. If the problem persists, contact a qualified heating engineer.

Check for leaks in the system. Inspect all pipes, radiators, and connections. Refill the system to the correct pressure if no leaks are found.

Check the expansion vessel for proper function. The expansion vessel may need to be recharged or replaced. Contact a qualified heating engineer.

Check for a blockage in the capillary tube. Ensure the gauge is correctly connected to the system. If the issue continues, replace the gauge.