Robofil Auto Filling Loop - Altecnic

Inspect the unit monthly and always after any maintenance on the heating system.

The lifespan depends on water quality and usage, but it is designed for many years of service. Regular maintenance extends the lifespan.

Professional installation is recommended for safety and compliance with local regulations.

The PRV reduces and regulates the incoming water pressure from the mains supply to a safe level for the heating system.

Pressure adjustments, if necessary, should be made following the manufacturer's instructions, typically using a screwdriver on the adjustment screw on the PRV. However, consult a qualified plumber if unsure.

If the Robofil fails, the heating system may not maintain the correct pressure. Contact a qualified heating engineer to diagnose and repair or replace the unit.

Besides regular inspections, you might need to clean the filter (if equipped) and check for leaks. Otherwise, the Robofil is designed to be low maintenance.

Check for leaks in the heating system. Ensure the Robofil is connected to the water supply and functioning correctly. If the problem persists, the PRV may need adjustment or replacement.

Check the setting of the pressure reducing valve (PRV). If the pressure remains high, the PRV may be faulty and needs replacing.

Inspect all connections for leaks. Tighten any loose fittings. If the leak persists, the unit may need to be replaced.

Check system pressure. Bleed radiators to remove any trapped air. Ensure the Robofil is maintaining the correct pressure.