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Overflow pipe leaking - combi boiler
Anonymous user 28/02/2024 - 3.40 PM
We got a combi-boiler installed and since then, the overflow pipe seems to leak much more. What can we do ? What does this mean?
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4 Answers
Anonymous user
It is probably condense pipe or could be blow-off valve needs replacing or re seating as may have a bit of grit/dirt in it. Combi boilers do not have an 'overflow pipe'.
Answered29 August 2018
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Anonymous user
Sounds like pressure relief valve is either faulty or pressure is too high. Alternatively is is just the condense pipe and this is normal but should run to waste !
Answered29 August 2018
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RAK Plumbing and Heating
Rating: 5 out of 5
It more likely to be your pressure relief valve which is either faulty or stuck.
Answered30 August 2018
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Wilco Gas Services
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If you are referring to 3/4" white overflow this should be run to drain , not dripping all over the place.
Answered28 September 2018
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