Drip from underneath boiler, any ideas?

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Dmnicholas139

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• Apr 27, 2021

• #1

Hey all, just noticed over the past two days I have a dripping component underneath my boiler, it’s about 8 years old approx. I’ve tried to include as many photos as I can, any help appreciated

 

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IND_Nick

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• Apr 27, 2021

• #2

It looks like a fairly common fault on the Worcesters, most decent engineers will be able to diagnose and fix it quite quickly. Not something you could fix yourself though unfortunately you will need a Gas Safe registered plumber to sort. Why not post your location and maybe someone in here could help?

 

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Aquarius

• Apr 27, 2021

• #3

If it’s causing an issue, and the part I’m thinking of, you could try turning off the cold water inlet on the boiler, however this would result in no hot water.

 

Scott_D

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• Apr 28, 2021

• #4

Looks like the kitchen cupboard is in the way of taking the case off

 

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• Apr 29, 2021

• #5

scott_d said:

Looks like the kitchen cupboard is in the way of taking the case off

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