Hey, Usually a contributor but need help with something i have never tackled. Baxi Boston h/ex leaking via the seals between the h/ex sections. My question is has anyone out there tackled one of these. My company wants me to change the section seals but how does the damn thing come out. Looks like the boiler has to come out and a plate unscrews from the back then you withdraw the H/ex am i correct?? Either way looks like a (xxxx)difficult job. Any tips
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If memory serves me right boiler has to come completly out flue as well load of screws on back (possible few on side) heat ex slides out.
If you can fire it up first to see leak make sure its not the actual exchanger split and not the seals sod doing it twice
If you can fire it up first to see leak make sure its not the actual exchanger split and not the seals sod doing it twice
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Done the job what a ball breaker. Terrible, terrible design.
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