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Right guys. The Combi boiler is fixed, we now have warmth and hot water. It was in deed a replacement part that was needed, as in the first pic that was posted, the pressure had burst and popped the thermostat out, the hole was pinprick sized, but managed to fill a lunchbox over night...

Well i've done what i can now. I'm leaving it. i'm cold and hungry, so i'll just stick oven on, kill two birds with one stone. and hope this guy tomorrow will sort it out. if not i'll be looking for someone in south manchester (if anyone has any ideas) but for now, thanks guys, its...

bugger well the guy thats coming to look at it tomorrow, better be able to sort it or i'm making the landlord pay for a hotel for three :lol:

I have a volt meter to test for a current

Just one quick question kev you know if the first pic, i have arrowed that thing that came out. after i have turned the water off, is it save to pull that plug thing out and dry that off. cause the only things that are wet are that, and the cable leading to the connector attached to the...

Ok I'm On it. i'll let you know shortly aswell you know :)

sounds similar to my problem, only i had a leak too. hope you get it sorted. sorry if you thought this post was an answer, just sympothising

Right ok, More Pics time. First One Showing Switch with Blue wires. Second Showing Grey Wires. Now i must say, that the flowswitch with the grey wires is the one that has been leaking water, and water has gotten into the connector that i have circled. 1. Blue Wires 2. Grey Wires

Right, i'm home, i have my camera, is there anything that anyone needs to here, or me to tell to help sort this problem out for me. damn its cold :evil:

If it is a flowswitch (pardon my ignorance ,i'm in I.T not plumbing or electrical) then there are wires attached, the first picture shows the white connector, there is a black wire coming from this flow switch and joins to the connector, which inturn connects to the front panel on the boiler...

This is a pic of the plug pushed back in

i've indicated where the water was leaking from. the plug that the arrow points too, has been pushed back in however what it is that is surrounding the plug im not sure, maybe its some type of bonding glue keeping it in. by the looks of it these are the output pipes if that means anything at all.

also there doesnt seem to be a pilot light, we arent sure if there is meant to be a visible one, or if there is any way to relight it. but any help with this will be great.

In Need Of help Page Baxi Bahama 100 (Boiler Problem) We have the Baxi Bahama 100 Boiler installed in our flat. Today (09 Jan 05) it was noticed that the boiler had a water leak coming from it. Everything was working fine heating was on, water was working fine. The shop underneath our flat...