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    Service wanted for combi boiler (Procombi 85HE)

    I am looking for a service for the above boiler located in the East Bowling area of Bradford BD4. It has probably not been serviced for a while but otherwise is in good working order. There is a slow leakage of pressure in the system which requires a 'boost' every week or so. Boiler is located...
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    • boiler combi combi boiler service wanted
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    • Forum: Boilers
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    Accessible filling loop valves

    My daughter has a combi boiler (Procombi 85HE) that slowly loses pressure over time. Unfortunately access to the filling loop valves is behind wooden 'boxing' which necessitates the front being unscrewed to access it. Easy for me but then I'm 50 miles away. Is there a way to have access to the...
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    Partial block in toilet.

    Over the last few weeks the upstairs en suite toilet hasn't been flushing completely. Occasionally there were remains in the bowl after flushing, but there was no significant rise in the water level in the bowl on flushing. I have started with the basics like dumping an extra bowlful of water...
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    I need some theory explainng on radiator flow

    I had a new boiler installed in August, which I have only recently started using for heating the house, previously only requiring hot water. The installation included power flushing of the radiators. All radiators except one have thermostatic valves. The boiler is a Worcester Bosch system...
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    Hot water from new boiler

    I have recently had a Worcester Bosch 30CDi system boiler installed and am trying to estaimate how much time I should have the boiler on to get a constant supply of hot water. My previous boiler was an 18kW baxi boiler which I had running for around 90 mins morning and evening on quite a low...
    • peter lanky
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    • boiler hot water new boiler water
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    • Forum: Boilers
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    Water pump working permanently

    We have had our central heating system 16 years and never really changed the way or the frequency that we use it. The heating is generally switched off from the beginning of April to the end of October, using only the water heating during this time. The last few days, the pump has been running...
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    Change boiler or keep old one - the dilemma.

    A friend keeps telling me I should get a new central heating boiler as even including the cost of the new installation, I will save money in the long run. However, I have never had much luck with tradesmen (small things like turning up!) so am not confident about looking into this without a lot...
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