Hi, The pressure in my boiler drops from one bar to zero in about 30 secs I have ruled out the boiler so I have a major leak somewhere? As the pressure is falling so rapidly does this mean the leak is close to the boiler or could it be upstairs or anywhere in the house?
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Major leak??? How to find??
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Should be ****ing out if it only takes 30 seconds 
can be anywhere in the heating system, underfloor etc
sounds about right then.
should be fun to find then
should be fun to find then
if it was upstairs your ceilings would be down by now, if its downstairs wouldnt you hear the gushing and more importantly wouldnt it show signs of leakage through concrete damage/seepage etc.
in concrete i would presume the ch pipes would be so deep that it wouldnt rise through.
are you sure it aint being blown outside in overflow pipe
in concrete i would presume the ch pipes would be so deep that it wouldnt rise through.
are you sure it aint being blown outside in overflow pipe
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