Good Evening
I moved into my current house in late 2018 and the boiler (Worcester 27 CDI - Manufactured December 2009) was already in situ. It's had a few odd jobs done to it over the years and was serviced in July 2020. It's currently got a few problems such as leak from the condensate pipe (it looks a bit rusty on the underneath), ignition is noisy, and currently hot water is iffy in that the display will show 99 on the display and then it will shut down and run cold before firing up again. Heating works fine.
As the weather is getting worse I'm wondering if it is worth getting these issues repaired or just go all out and get something new? I think the average life span is 10-15 years so it's done well but really don't want to chuck money down the drain if it is likely to end up needing replacing next year.
Thanks
Garry
I moved into my current house in late 2018 and the boiler (Worcester 27 CDI - Manufactured December 2009) was already in situ. It's had a few odd jobs done to it over the years and was serviced in July 2020. It's currently got a few problems such as leak from the condensate pipe (it looks a bit rusty on the underneath), ignition is noisy, and currently hot water is iffy in that the display will show 99 on the display and then it will shut down and run cold before firing up again. Heating works fine.
As the weather is getting worse I'm wondering if it is worth getting these issues repaired or just go all out and get something new? I think the average life span is 10-15 years so it's done well but really don't want to chuck money down the drain if it is likely to end up needing replacing next year.
Thanks
Garry