@oilhead this appears to be the problem. No oil is emitting from outlet where the nozzle pipe was connected when restart is pressed. So would you ten say it is the valve in the pump?
So, update:
Changed the coupling, no change still no oil at nozzle
Got a pressure gauge extender and it's reading just under 100 psi (I'm now assuming the pump is now working?)
Any further advice would be warmly welcomed. What next?
Yes, it's like one of these https://www.uk-plumbing.com/riello-coupling-3000443-p-53236.html
I ordered got one from another supplier but it is the wrong size :( (even though it said B11)
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Hi @Burnerman Thank you for replying :) It's an ancient Worcester Bosch Heatslave 20/25. The Burner is a Bentone B11-C. I'm sure the coupling was replaced at the last service and it doesn't look too bad to me. Thanks for the tip on T-piece, i'll look out for one of those. :)
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