This is the Vokera Mynute 28SE which is marked obsolete on the Vokera web site. The problem with the boiler is no hot water. The central heating part of it is working OK. Recently, it started to lose pressure on a regular basis and now I have to re top up the system on a daily basis. No visual leaks anywhere. Any help is very much welcomed.
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Vokera Mynute 28SE
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the mynute is a system boiler so your hot water problem is probably due to the hw zone valve being faulty for one reason or another.
the mynute is prone to the heat exchanger leaking....you wont see any water anywhere cos it gets burned off by the gas.
its pricey to change so be absolutely sure there are no leaks at the radiators when that are cold. touch every connection on the rads to be sure....you sometimes dont need a lot of water to leak to lose all pressure.
the mynute is prone to the heat exchanger leaking....you wont see any water anywhere cos it gets burned off by the gas.
its pricey to change so be absolutely sure there are no leaks at the radiators when that are cold. touch every connection on the rads to be sure....you sometimes dont need a lot of water to leak to lose all pressure.
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