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    Boiler leak, no loss of pressure

    No service yet. I have that scheduled for this month. Is Baxi/Ideal really better than Worcester?
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    Boiler leak, no loss of pressure

    Sorted. Turns out a small section of seal from flue got corroded. The engineer replaced that and so far no leaks. Funny thing - he noticed that there was a gas leak from the gas meter. Called out national grid, another one comes in and fixes that as well. Wonder how old that gas leak may be, as...
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    Boiler leak, no loss of pressure

    We only moved to this property early this year. The previous owner told us that she got this serviced every year but I don't have any paperwork. Can't believe how hard on luck we are right now wrt boiler.
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    Boiler leak, no loss of pressure

    Oh dear, Hydroblock costs £300, the boiler itself is 4 years old.
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    Boiler leak, no loss of pressure

    Thanks for this. I have noticed that the leaks are around 12 hours apart? Does this give any idea? The amount of water that comes out is 40% of a mug.
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    Boiler leak, no loss of pressure

    I am experiencing a slow leak from my Worcester greenstar boiler. The leak comes from the right side of the boiler. The water is cold. I do not see any loss of pressure nor there is any issues with radiator heating/hot water. The leak is intermittent. It's not constant. I just don't understand...
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