Dripping Tundish do I need a gas engineer?

[elsmore1]

Hi I have a dripping tundish on my unvented cylinder and assumed I need a plumber. I called 3 and have left a message with no reply. I then checked the gas safe website for unvented G3 certified engineers. Is this correct and I have emailed some of them, so is that why the plumbers did not reply?

Lets see if anyone emails me back!

 

[RF Lighting]

Maybe cos it's 2 days before Christmas?

 

[elsmore1]

Maybe I should look for the non christian ones!

 

[Dan Robinson]

Maybe prevention is better than a cure?

For future reference of course.


A dripping Tundish is hardly an emergency now is it?

 

[Boilerman2]

If your Cylinder is a Heatrae Megaflo there are some instructions written on the side, which if followed may actually enable you to fix your only dribbly tundish! Merry Xmas!

 

[elsmore1]

I got hold of a local unvented qualified engineer I found via gas safe website. Appears it was a small valve above the tundish also the pressure was down on the expansion valve. So the pressure may drop again if the expansion valve is leaking but only time will tell.

Fixed and a good price too.