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It's not nice when they do.......but at the end of the day it's their property, no point getting mardy about it.

I've told a few customers that :D

If you have a room thermostat then you are better having the boiler thermostat high and control the temperature with the room thermostat to the desired temperature that you want. If you have the boiler turned down low then it will take longer for the radiators to heat your property to the...

Pay a plumber to do it.

I know you don't want to call out an engineer, but the chances are it "could" be either a faulty part on the boiler, eg fan, pump or a faulty PCB. If you're getting grief from the other half then maybe the problem would be solved quicker if you did.

:D

It doesn't sound like its a water/circulation problem. With the E133 error I would say the gas valve may need adjusting. The co/co2 ratio may be out when in high fire (when hot tap on full) and works ok in low fire (running hot tap slow). Get the installer back, or any other gas safe engineer

If your a cheap skate, turn it off, think of the money you will save......or if not, pay somebody to fix it.

It might be as easy as replacing a fibre washer, but would advise an engineer to do it as that pipe has flue gases in it too.

Looks like the condense pipe, it probably has an airline crack so would more than likely need replacing. (Unless it's running down from the nut above)

Also take into account that if you are topping the system up regular then also try to find the leak as this will dilute the inhibitor over time.

If you want to save yourself £50 then crack on my friend, it's only gas.....what's the worst that can happen :shock: