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Before the service - no smell.
Immediately after the service - no smell.
About 4 hours after the service - smell of fumes in the boiler room (either exhaust or kerosene, hard to be certain).
Have checked everything very carefully, no sign of a leak.
A thorough service was carried out, the burner nozzle was also replaced.
I've noticed in the past that there's more of a smell immediately after a service but that always dissipates after a few hours. This is different in the sense that there was no smell at first, it only started a few hours later.
The boiler is a Danesmoor 15 19
Any ideas please?
(I'll call the engineer tomorrow if it continues).
Immediately after the service - no smell.
About 4 hours after the service - smell of fumes in the boiler room (either exhaust or kerosene, hard to be certain).
Have checked everything very carefully, no sign of a leak.
A thorough service was carried out, the burner nozzle was also replaced.
I've noticed in the past that there's more of a smell immediately after a service but that always dissipates after a few hours. This is different in the sense that there was no smell at first, it only started a few hours later.
The boiler is a Danesmoor 15 19
Any ideas please?
(I'll call the engineer tomorrow if it continues).