Hi, Boiler doesn't stay alight so called in engineer who said it was the tank, too old etc., He drilled in the top and put in a pipe with a small round device that has a button on it, this is just before it goes into the wall on the outside. (temporary measure until l have a new tank).
I have bled the pipe on this inside and nothing was coming through, I also opened up the nut situated left at the bottom of the boiler to let any air out (suggestion by engineer over the phone), boiler still wouldn't stay alight so I investigated outside.
The amount of oil coming through after the round device with the button is very small, is this correct? Before this device the oil is flowing OK.
If the boiler goes off over night wouldn't I get a problem due to the fact that the oil is not being sucked through all the time and the pipe is coming out the top of the tank?
I hope this makes sense, my poor husband has been sucking the oil through by mouth Yuck!! HELP please!!
I have bled the pipe on this inside and nothing was coming through, I also opened up the nut situated left at the bottom of the boiler to let any air out (suggestion by engineer over the phone), boiler still wouldn't stay alight so I investigated outside.
The amount of oil coming through after the round device with the button is very small, is this correct? Before this device the oil is flowing OK.
If the boiler goes off over night wouldn't I get a problem due to the fact that the oil is not being sucked through all the time and the pipe is coming out the top of the tank?
I hope this makes sense, my poor husband has been sucking the oil through by mouth Yuck!! HELP please!!