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If that's attached to an unvented cylinder, then you really should get someone with the correct ticket (G3) to change that.

I would suggest that if you put a plume kit up to your roof level, the neighbour would still find something to complain about.

https://www.screwfix.com/p/flomasta-compression-stop-ends-15mm-2-pack/65021 Agreed, these will do the job.

What I asked was.....Has the gas rate of the boiler been measured to see the actual consumption right now?

How do you know that the boiler is actually running at 18kW at present? Has it been measured?

The 15mm gas supply might not be able to supply, but in any case this is not a DIY job. Leave it to a pro.

You can get deck mounted sets like that for around £50 upwards. IMO not worth messing around with the old one.

Please describe your boiler and system type to get a more accurate replay. 9 times out of 10 its an external control of some type that is sticking and causing the boiler/pump etc to continue.

I'm not aware of any sealants that you could apply, but some of our oil experts on here will advise. Good luck.

Silly question, but it has to be asked, Have you tried to tighten the coupler?

No Picture???

Darwinism at work.

Hold a container (small tin can?) inverted over the bleed screw and collect the gas that comes out. Still holding the container upside down, try lighting the contents.

Probably not, as the house is 3 yrs old.

It may also be leaking from underneath the blue handle. These valves don't like being turned on/off regularly.

Scale reducer.

Do it like this. Before you do, have the pumping over investigated. Usually a blockage near the position where the cold feed and vent are connected at the moment. Check around that area with a magnet to detect any magnetite build up.

As above. Maybe post a pic of your cylinder and surrounding pipework etc?

Bugger, I missed the date also.:LOL:

this is the most likely place for a blockage, which would cause your symptoms. I always cut this section out and repiped for a 100%cure.