Condensate waste thought's,?

[exedon2]

Picture of boiler with a 15 year service record by same company
Thoughts on condensate waste?

 

[oz-plumber]

I may be a sceptic, but I have doubts about that being a condensate waste.
The copper would have corroded over that time.

I've seen copper eaten through in a couple of years with untreated / unmaintained condensate waste

Probably pressure relief valve you are referring to.

 

[Last Plumber]

Same here!
I'd be amazed if that was condensate and still intact. It would normally be ribbons by now. If it is, maybe the boiler is never condensing? I have only seen that once with a boiler that was way over-sized for the job but the trap dried out every 6 month and lead to it stopping.

 

[Chuck]

Return temperature so high it never went into condensing mode? The expansion tank clearly wasn't adequately fixed to the wall either. (One brown Rawlplug, sigh...) And there's a blind stub next to the filling loop valve. And the CH expansion vessel is between a zone valve and a gate valve.

 

[ShaunCorbs]

Also I’ve seen someone fill the trap up with lime chippings before as a cheap condy neutraliser