Worcester Greenstar losing pressure

Yes, I've already tried that. See about 6 posts back.
I take your point about an internal pipe leak check and will report back next week.
Have a great weekend.
Sorry ,I forgot I had asked ,and you had answered already...it's an age thing :rolleyes:
 
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Hi Terry.
I'm now having to repressurise every 5 or 6 hours to keep my heating working.
I've just gone up some steps where the condensate drain goes into a gutter. Tapping the pipe produces about 8 or 10 drips of water.
I've pressurised the boiler to 1.8 bar, left it 10 minutes and it again produces 8 or 10 drips of water when tapped & the boiler pressure has dropped to 1.7 bar already.
The boiler is stone cold, hasn't been on for 5 hours & is still dripping (slowly) from the condensate pipe.
What do you recommend I do, please? I don't want to be cold over Christmas.
 
Your boilers heat exchanger is perforated ,not cheap to replace and you would need a GSR engineer to do it.
Is it still under warranty,it should be if only 2 years old ?
 
Your boilers heat exchanger is perforated ,not cheap to replace and you would need a GSR engineer to do it.
Is it still under warranty,it should be if only 2 years old ?
It was commissioned on 21 Oct 22 and serviced on 9 Feb 24. Losing pressure since winter 23 and i can get a GSR to confirm. Slightly over the service schedule, so are they going to play nice, in your experience?
 
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Yes ,if they supplied and fitted the boiler they would be your first port of call.
 
The WB engineer replaced the heat exchanger, but didn’t find evidence of a leak from it. I’m not sure if the expansion vessel was replaced.
Anyway, it’s still losing pressure, although a little slower. I’ll ring them tomorrow and see what they say, after I’ve checked for leaking from the condensate pipe.
 

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