Can you buy a bleeding screw for grundfos boiler pump? Help!!!!

[Gem79]

Hey,
To cut a long story short I decided as a single mother that I would google and work out how to get air build up out of my heating system rather than spend a fortune on a plumber this side of Christmas!
BIG MISTAKE!!! I live in Ireland so I have a kerosene boiler situated outside. I read that it was beneficial to drain air from the grundfos circulation pump by opening the bleeding screw. Unbeknown to me there was a huge air lock and pressure which resulted in the screw flying off and it fell underneath boiler which I can not access. Could anyone please advise as to whether these screws can be purchased as at the moment I have sealed it off with a screw/bolt but water is still trickling out!
I apologise in advance for the long message but I think that just about covers it! PLEASE HELLLLLPPPP this bleeding screw (excuse the pun) is driving me silly.

 

[ShaunCorbs]

sorry to say you cant just buy the pump but one of our members might have a spare / broken pump that you could use the screw out of (maybe)

 

[Gem79]

I thought that would be the case! Oh well thanks a million for getting back to me so soon!

 

[townfanjon]

Gem , not at home at the moment , I will have a look later, pretty sure I will have one , unless sombody can help you in the meantime

 

[Tonycane]

Can post one to you?

 

[Gem79]

Thank you so much!

 

[Gem79]

That would be perfect Tony! Thank you.

 

[townfanjon]

Can post one to you?

Thanks Tony , if you havent got one let me know , it will save me looking in the morning

 

[Tonycane]

Message me your address and il send one out in the morning

 

[Gem79]

Just wanna say a huge thanks to you guys! Thanks Tony, I'll message you now