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Like Dan said people have worked on these boilers for years without the use of FGA's. The test probably is overkill on a BBU and it's not a compulsory test that needs to be carried out on this type of boiler. It could possibly have been like this for years but the products of combustion have...

You could get them back to look into what's causing the high ratio, but personally I wouldnt. Ive work for a few large companies and they never asked us to do flue gas checks on back boilers. I have had +25 year old wall mounted boilers in the same scenario, high burner pressure high CO and then...

Did you really just use "Glasgow" and "friendliest people" in the same sentence? I agree on the part of being out in the hills miles away from civilisation.

It probably failed the flue gas ratio on max because its a 23 year back boiler, and I doubt the BG engineer has done anything wrong.

Another reason not to live in Scotland. :wink:

Your best option is to cut the leaking part out and renew the section. It's a better and probably quicker option than trying to bodge a repair. You could do a tempory repair by applying solvent weld glue or silicone around the leaking elbow.

Pressure relief piped into condense pipe. Heath Robinson comes to mind.