I installed a closed heating system with a circulation pump in my private house, but air is coming out of the hot water taps - the water flows in spurts. How do I properly remove air locks without damaging the system?
The main thing is don't open the Mayevsky valve on the radiators without preparing first, or you'll release air too quickly and create new air pockets. You need to first increase the pressure in the expansion tank (if it's a diaphragm type) and make sure there's enough coolant in the system. Then slowly open the Mayevsky valves on the upper radiators until water comes out without bubbles - the air comes out gradually. For the hot water taps in the house, a valve at the highest point of the system will help - they usually put a bleed valve or an air vent there, which you need to periodically open to release air.
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