Hi, I've recently had a new boiler fitted under the ECO scheme.
The engineer that carried out the installation was in a constant rush.
After the installation he checked all the radiators were hot but I pointed out a loud banging/gurgling noise. He said it was air in the system which would settle down.
However after he had gone it kept occuring and I realised it was boiling water in the feed/expansion tank which was overflowing through the overflow pipe.
On further investigation I think the pump is on the return rather than flow pipe which I am thinking would cause the overheating problem.
Should I have the same engineer back or would you suggest another plumber?
Could this have damaged the boiler (it is a Worcester ri erp+ standard boiler)
Thanks in advance, Ril
The engineer that carried out the installation was in a constant rush.
After the installation he checked all the radiators were hot but I pointed out a loud banging/gurgling noise. He said it was air in the system which would settle down.
However after he had gone it kept occuring and I realised it was boiling water in the feed/expansion tank which was overflowing through the overflow pipe.
On further investigation I think the pump is on the return rather than flow pipe which I am thinking would cause the overheating problem.
Should I have the same engineer back or would you suggest another plumber?
Could this have damaged the boiler (it is a Worcester ri erp+ standard boiler)
Thanks in advance, Ril