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Ok. The last two paragraphs are kind of hard to understand. Is there any reason I can’t just tape around the bits under where it’s leaking from? Or take apart as much as I can then tape it. Why do I need to drain the system?

i think i can do this other than the bit about draining the system. i just watched this video in order to understand how to drain the system... ...and I have no idea where this tap is... is this the way to drain the system for my boiler?

I FOUND THE LEAK!!! water is leaking from where the arrow pointing. i tightened the nuts but it's still leaking. what's the best course of action?

Ah ok. Which one is the prv pipe

Haha no worries mate

I can’t find this part

ok so that didnt work too well. i will have to call a plumber...

ah i just had an idea. i can tap the pipe and follow the sound. i think that's the only way i could fine it.

i was afraid you would say that! lol. well ok fair enough. do we know how i can find a reliable plumber that wont charge me a million £ for a callout? im based in berks

Also I cannot locate exactly where the pipe in question goes.... Not sure what to do next

HI. i cant see any obvious leak. There is also no wet patch.

This pipe is in the conservatory next to the washing machine and there’s a drain underneath. Where would the overflow pipe be? Near the boiler?

pls advise. thanks

should i get some inhibitor for now and add it to the system (dont have a towel rail heater)

i may have found the pipe in the conservatory (also found the covered drain there). the pipe is covered by a cupboard...

ok mate, will be going out to look for the copper pipe in a bit. thanks!

ah ok! how do top up the inhibitor?

the pressure has dropped to as low as 0.6 hot. i keep topping up as i dont want to damage the boiler.

ok thanks i will look...."the copper pipe ,outside"-how do i locate this?

ok fair enough mate. what other info is required?