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Yeah I can see it now how it works now, thanks. What a pain. I'm guessing that it's probably a good idea make sure that the all the o-rings are replaced once it's off.

I'm surprised they'd still service a boiler that was discontinued 10 years ago, but I will give them a call thanks.

Fair enough, anyone care to hazard a guess what I should expect to pay for the work?

Is it fiddly to take off? I don't mind paying someone if it needs some skill. Got no problems with compression fittings or solder joints but this looks like I could break something here.

I'm not at the property where the boiler is atm but here is a picture of the connector: This is hot water out, the cold in version has a valve on it. As you can see it is just a o-ring connection, the back sits flush on a plate with just the o-ring to hold it in place. It seems simple enough...

I have n't removed the cover, these are the water pipes coming into the boiler from under neeth.

Hi all, I have a Worcester 28CDi RSF with a leaking hot water service connector from what I assume is a worn out o-ring. I can get to the connector easily and the connector does spin round the joint if turned with a wrench once I loosen the outgoing compression nut. My question is there a...