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Sorry for late update... New cap and washer arrived promptly, when I took out the old one the washer had all but disintegrated. New one has completely fixed the leak. Huge thanks to everyone who commented! Tom

I feel I should add that the dripping only happens when the boiler is on. When it's off a drop forms very very slowly. I don't know if this helps in the diagnosis.

Well I've ordered the part (screw cap and washer). Access is tricky but enough to get a cup and towel under to mop up a 'small amount' of water. I'll power it all off, have common sense in mind and keep 'em peeled for leaks afterwards....

Thanks for your answers. Very helpful. It sounds like I should go for it, if it doesn't stop the leak I'll call in the professionals. How much water can I expect to gush out of the system when I remove the blue cap? Also, how do I add water back into it to create a good seal as 'Agile' pointed...

hello I have a ten year old Glow worm 30 SXI boiler that has been working fine. Today it started to leak one drip a second and I have located this as coming from the condense trap cap (blue colour). I can buy a new cap and seal for next to nothing. My question can I simply remove the old one...

Thanks for the help - I think that drawing is exactly what i have. I'm just off to work but will look in detail later. I just wanted to add that the fan controller has a built in double pole isolator. This then goes in to a fuse, then the transformer. I got this from the manual. Cheers

I could, and I fear I"lll have to. Would I then need to take the neutral back from the controller to the fan? This would involve quite messy rewiring though I guess? Thanks for replying

Hello, I recently bought a celling fan (without light) and installed it in the bedroom, replacing the main ceiling light. The bedroom has two way switches, so now, the fan works perfectly well and we're able to turn it on and off from either switch (just as you could the light). The only...