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We have just had a heat only boiler relocated and new one installed. Is it normal for the CH pump to still be making a whooshing sound and a lot of air moving into the radiators 2 days later?
 
Not ideal, but it is common for air to take some time to settle out of a system. If you bleed the radiators again today, see how it is on Monday, that would be my suggestion.
 

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