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*tries to read post... fails* *takes a drag of an imaginary smoke* It'll be your dolphin points mate, that and/or your flux capacitor on the fritz.

I too have done this a couple of times live without too much hassle, you just have to be to it a bit sharpish :grin: pop open a couple of nearby taps if possible.. drape a towel over and robert is your mothers brother.

if you aren't adding any water to the system, filling loop disconnected and it still fills, I'd be looking at the sec heat exchanger or anywhere where the mains comes in contact with the system water. You can rule out the Expansion Vessel if the pressure rises whilst it is switched off.

no, its the pressure relief valve pipe, an open pipe that should go out the wall near and underneath the boiler. an extenal drain off pipe should be capped anyhoo, so check that isn't leaking either. I'd check the rad tails first anyhoo.

also check your prv pipe is dry outside ;)

I have no experiance of alphas, hence good luck... hope it turns out well... didn't mean it to sound like it did.

Basket strainer waste

I always replace them... then again I have a O-ring set that makes things a whole heap easier. You might be better off removing the pump/seals taking it to merchants and getting some matching orings, smear with silicone lube and tighten the pump evenly and firmly onto them. You don't want...

Out of intrest, what part of the F30 do you find un-reliable? I find views on Ferrolis to be very polarised. I'm yet to have a problem with one, except the pressure gauge occationally being faulty when fitted, but the reps will give you those free. I didn't realise it mattered when the...

:lol: *has visions of huskies lashes together with cat5e 'PULL!'* :lol:

I think grundfos do them now as well, just fyi

The CB80 is only a SEDBUK D. You are high efficiency exempt? Personally I'd prolly have either a Ferroli F30 *waits to get slated* or a Worcs Bosch.

Its inside its guarentee period, so give the installers a bell,

bead of plumbers mait round the joint between the trap and the tray and screw it back up.

I've found a good box spanner and informing the customer that it may wreck the cylinder before work is carried out are godsends :D Tapping each side of the immersion with a hammer can help free the thred a little.

My advice, have it serviced by a corgi engineer.

it is likely to be sticking outside underneath your flue, probably in copper and it should have at least one 90 degree elbow in it. Check it isn't dripping, it may also be an idea to monitor the pressure gauge whilst you heating is on... check it doesn't rise drastically. Stainless will...

A: Not really B: Yes C: Not hard, drain down and swap it out. :edit: it may just be junk it in stopping it from operating correctly, however for the cost of the new unit and ease of replacement compared to stripping it and trying to get it to seal etc., fit a new one.

If you don't want an answer why ask the question? Should be 'I'm going to lay it in concrete even if you give a good reason why not to' (because it will be an arse when you get it removed, and it should be done correctly the first time.) Should be ' I'm going to hide the switch in the...