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    Noisy pipes/boiler

    Not the first time someone has suggested that :shock:
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    Noisy pipes/boiler

    Excellent, thanks
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    What Hugh Jaleak has said seems to make sense (although I am a complete DIY idiot so dont take my word for it). How much (rough guesstimate) would a plumber charge for fitting a single check valve? Is it a big job? May be worth getting that done if its not a big job just to try it
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    Noisy pipes/boiler

    Theres no way of stopping it being "fooled" then?
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    Hi thanks for the reply, the noise does stop when the water supply is turned off. So even though the boiler is switched off, the hot water supply is still operational - I didn't know this. What you've said makes sense then, thanks for your help! Might get someone in to check all pipes are...
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    Any ideas anyone?
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    It seems to be worse late evening and early morning. I am in a terrace with a shared water mains but a friend doesnt seem to think that would make a difference
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    Yes, it doing it now and the central system was switched off at 9pm last night. I haven't used any hot/cold water since last night either
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    Noisy pipes/boiler

    I have read lots of topics on here and have tried everything and nothing has worked. I have a Worcester 24i junior combi boiler that is creaking and making a thudding noise. Gas engineer serviced boiler and said it was fine. Plumber then fitted a water hammer arrestor which stopped banging pipes...
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