Water drops in tundish serving megaflo

[Casa]

I have small drops of eater in my tundish and wanted to know how it will cost to change any of the valves. I called megaflo and they want £250 just to look at it and then decide what to do so parts and labour will be on top - it could be the cold water valve or the temperature valve.

Is this price bracket normal for call out charge.
Any impartial advice would be very much appreciated?

Thanks in advance.

 

[oldbuffer]

1. It could be a number of things, including a requirement to re-pressurise the internal vent space.
2. Re-pressurising is a user function. The instructions are printed on the side of the cylinder. They can also be downloaded from the internet.
3. If re-pressurising doesn't cure the fault then, as stated, it could be the cold water (combination) valve, or the temperature and pressure relief valve.
4. These cylinders should be serviced annually.
5. I'd suggest the following:
5a. Re-pressurise it yourself.
5b. If re-pressurising cures the fault, book a service with a technician having the G3 qualification.
5c. If re-pressurising doesn't cure the fault get it attended to by a G3 qualified person, and serviced at the same time. Unlikely to cost as much as £250, unless you are in Central London.

 

[Casa]

1. It could be a number of things, including a requirement to re-pressurise the internal vent space.
2. Re-pressurising is a user function. The instructions are printed on the side of the cylinder. They can also be downloaded from the internet.
3. If re-pressurising doesn't cure the fault then, as stated, it could be the cold water (combination) valve, or the temperature and pressure relief valve.
4. These cylinders should be serviced annually.
5. I'd suggest the following:
5a. Re-pressurise it yourself.
5b. If re-pressurising cures the fault, book a service with a technician having the G3 qualification.
5c. If re-pressurising doesn't cure the fault get it attended to by a G3 qualified person, and serviced at the same time. Unlikely to cost as much as £250, unless you are in Central London.

Super oldbuffer — great advice. Wish me luck.