leaking overflow
- Thread starter albackus
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you want to have another go at that 
Water is obviously getting into the tank then.
Try bending the arm so that it shuts the water off 1 inch below overflow.
If no joy, change the washer in the valve.
Try bending the arm so that it shuts the water off 1 inch below overflow.
If no joy, change the washer in the valve.
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wilhelm
there seems to be a rush of questions.....just after the school bus drop off, and ends when the simpsons start.
maybe its me...
maybe its me...
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Hate the Simpsons
ohhhhhh your gonna love me then
.. u can check the stopcock as much as u like,, its the ballvalve you need to repair!albackus said:
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wilhelm
the guys moved house.
think it might be sorted now
and we have all done it
and we have all done it
Hi Firthhog - There could be a split in your heating coil, the boiler could be boiling over - I think this is the case with my boiler - ive been advised i need a new boiler does this sound correct or is there another way to fix it?
Quoted at £760 for new cylinder so for the extra it seems to make sense for a combi?
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