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proper refill procedure after moving supply
mow
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My zone 2&3 supplies are in a wall that I am removing. I need to move them up against a wall. I am able to solder copper pipes so not concerned about that. I am curious if I can stillrun zone 1 while these are being moved and how to drain and properly refill and bleed the system. Zone 2&3 are second and third floor
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My pictures did not post in my first post. The two left zones are for the 2nd and 3rd floor. The zone vales are not moving, They just need to go to the wall then up to the ceiling.
THis is my plan please let me know if there are any flaws. Sweat on pex fittings and pexing the patch.
Do I need the orange pex or will the red work? I would prefer copper but the areas are really tight and pex would make the job much easier.
What type of solder and flux do I need? Not sure if there is a special type for boilers.
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The zone valves are on the supply side.
I would shut the ball valves on the supply and return,
open the gate vales and drain the zones.
Do my plumbing work,
leave the return ball valve closed
Turn on the supply ball valve
and turn on the water from the blue gate valve pictured in the previous thread
Let water run out of the return gate valve until air is out?
Shut the return gate valve and shut the water supply?
How do I know the pressure is right and what should it be
Its a three story home with baseboard heating. Mixed cast iron and copper aluminum baseboard and the boiler is a weil mcclain. Ill post the model # tomorrow when Im back at the house.
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