Water in combustion chamber on baxi 105 he

[gooner49]

Have water dripping out of boiler now and again so took off cover and see a drip coming from combustion chamber, removed cover and big puddle in bottom but no signs of leaking, only thing i can think of is coming back through flue, anyone had same or similar problem? thanks

 

[adlplumbing]

one u should not remove the combustion chamber
two it proably leak on primary heat exchanger
call out an engineer

 

[namsag]

Is it after it has been raining by any chance.

 

[kevplumb]

condensate trap

 

[gooner49]

adl, why should i not remove cover?
i was thinking rain but not sure when started, misses only noticed when went to get something from cupboard and was wet, will just have to keep eye on it over next couple of days

 

[boilerdoktor]

gooner are you gassafe? just clocked you've got a question about a worcester boiler as well?

 

[onlyfitidealboilers]

yet another back door/6 week effort

 

[adlplumbing]

gooner join the cc

 

[onlyfitidealboilers]

on to im he has a worcester an a baxi in his house

 

[adlplumbing]

on to im he has a worcester an a baxi in his house

do you blame him they keep breaking down he`s bound to able repair one of them soon later

maybe he should buy a logic

 

[gooner49]

back door 6 week effort? meaning? i suppose your one of the ones who knew every detail about every boiler within a week, never had a leak in your life type eh? experience comes with time and practice, i would rather get an opinion from someone who has come across a similar problem than go messing with things i wasnt too sure about

 

[boilerdoktor]

yeah but your threads read like you are a hapless person (maybe you are) whose missus has noticed water under YOUR boiler!

Thats lies and deception pal!

You asked why shouldn't I remove the cover??

If you're asking that sort of question you maybe shouldn't be trying to fix boilers!!!

 

[gooner49]

whats lies and deception? what are you on? so tell me me why i should not take cover off?

 

[boilerdoktor]

if you are not gassafe registered and properly trained/insured you should not remove any casing from an appliance. it's a dangerous place Mr wayne! well you didn't reply and say you were gassafe did you?? Oh and that includes flues!

 

[muggles]

Maybe so, but you should ask these kind of questions in the proper section of the site, IE the Combustion Chamber