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Yup plumber not coming and insists not a boiler issue, says it's a leak that needs sorting. He said just keep filling up and resetting boiler until leak sorted. Good point re. Electric immersion heater, I'm not sure where that switch is on this new system, will have to ask.


What's an auto bypass??
follow the cable to hopefully find a switch for the immersion

An auto bypass will open to give water somewhere to go if the pump is running but zone valves are shut.
Nothing to do with your leak problem
 

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