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    Worcester 28i RSF Constantly at 3.5 bar help!!!

    Hi I'm not a plumber(as you can tell) and I'm not aware of the differences between a twin heat ex and the other. I appreciate any input on this, even if it is to dismiss the claim that it is a heat exchanger leak.
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    Worcester 28i RSF Constantly at 3.5 bar help!!!

    The 'cross leak' reference was made by the technical support team at Worcester Bosch. It was also mentioned on point 2. by clf-gas above
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    Worcester 28i RSF Constantly at 3.5 bar help!!!

    Hi I tried all the above and it looks like the a cross leak to the heat exchanger. Are the parts easy to get? Is the installation straight forward? Worcester quoted me £185 call out and £245 for heat exchanger!!! I'd appreciate any recommendations or further advice. Thanks TAH
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    Worcester 28i RSF Constantly at 3.5 bar help!!!

    Thanks very much for your help-I'll get on to it and get back to you. Cheers for your speedy reply. TAH
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    Worcester 28i RSF Constantly at 3.5 bar help!!!

    Hi This is my first question on here, please help if you can. My boiler is 5 years old and I've had no problems.Just lately i noticed the pressure was at 3.5 bar so I drained the system to reset the pressure to 1.5 bar -as recommended. After using the cental heating and water over night, I...
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