Dead bugs and debris coming out of hot water tank.

The fortic tank has been cleaned. What is the heating header cistern? The plumber used a wet vac
 
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Pictures of fortic cylinder
Pictures of cold tank in the loft (disgusting I know)

Can't get pictures inside fortic cylinder ATM But will soon
 

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Both tanks, should have lids on them, in part to keep dirt out, but also to help reduce the moisture evaporating out of them. Before fitting a lid to that loft header tank, it needs a good clean out.
 
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Hmm good point. Do British gas usually do that?
Any heating engineer worth his salt should make sure the system is clean before fitting a new boiler. The header tank is part of that and usually contains plenty of muck. I’d be surprised if the manufacturer would entertain a claim for a fault if it found all that muck in it.
 
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