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greenstar cdi convectional boiler.
Mar 13
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i had a new one of the above installed 2 weeks ago. After it kept lossing pressure a new heat exchange unit was fitted. It is still lossing pressure after this, going form 2 bar to less than half a bar in 24 hours. A lot of water seems to be coming out of the pipe at the bottom which i have measured at just over 1 litre an hour.
I am told this i 'within norms' but on my calcs this means the boliler is loosing over 25 litres of water a day which doesn't seem right. My old keston had very little leakage
am i right to thing there is stil something wrong?
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Are you say the water is running out of the condense pipe when the boiler is off.
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