If it is periodically doing this then it is probably fine. If it is a constant leak then you probably have a bad seal. The pressure Relief Valve must open at a predetermined set pressure flow a rated capacity at a specified overpressure, and close when the system pressure has returned to a safe level. The set pressure is usually identified on the valve, manually opening and closing the valve can cause issues and damage the seal. similarly to a pressure relief valve on a house water heater it is normally check when installed and that is it , it is to be left alone or it could get damaged and fail when you need it.
If it is working like it is suppose to as it will open and close releasing pressure hence the "burping" of the water. Pressure relief valve leaks usually occur when the valve isn't properly seated or when the seal is broken or damaged. Leaks can also happen when the pressure relief valve is operating too closely to the set point.
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1997 Four Winds Chateau Sport 23' (sold)
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