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No comprssion in an inaccessible place, GSIUR Regs

I would be looking elsewhre on that model, temp should not get to 109 c even with a blocked plate

It will be fine if isolated whilst away i always turn off mains water when im on holiday iffact some home insurance policies state you must. Take some pictures you may not need a new cylinder

Can you turn preheat off by turning hw temp down on that model? If you can monitor the led then, i was talking about an led on the sensor you can see when the case is taken off that gives a clearer indication

You could run the shower and observe what the hall effect sensor led is doing, you will know if you are getting a good flow through the boiler or the sensors goosed, could even be a mucky plate does it only happen on the shower

Have you tried speaking to the engineer in office hours?

http://www.heatingspares247.com/ideal-pre-heat-disablement-kit-202310.html Take a look!

I dont think fixing the leak pictured would stop the pressure dropping anyway

Pre heat cannot be turned off on this piece of **** unless you buy an optional extra kit to turn it off

Blending valve inside to a bib tap?

Plus 1 always keep them on the van

The heat exchanger may be under 10 year warranty, check your paperwork/speak to Worcester to find out. If not covered a fixed price repair from somebody would be your best bet or depending on boiler age then replace it.

Or pizz

Turn power off to boiler overnight and put a bag over condensate outlet to see if it collects water if you have no leak from prv, are you using heating at the minute?

You talk some crap tony

Thats the one @ianmcd although i think your right about the faulty diagnoses especially if the guy wants to flog a new boiler.

I replaced one not long ago you get a kit as the valve has changed slightly

put more ptfe on

The boiler will almost certainly be recirculating dirty air and pumping out CO

Any pictures? I hope i have misunderstood when you say the terminals in the extension?