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truma c3400 leaking

karmaan · 2016-06-26 20:21:44

noticed a leak at the base of my truma c3400 ,appears to be coming from the aluminum blow heating outlets, did bit of research, it could be fooked. Has anybody had he same thing?:mad: T

26-06-2016 8:21pm

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karmaan

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noticed a leak at the base of my truma c3400 ,appears to be coming from the aluminum blow heating outlets, did bit of research, it could be fooked.
Has anybody had he same thing?:mad:
T

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#2 27-06-2016 11:32am

JonMac

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I had a leak. Lucking it was a plastic manifold/pipe fitting behind the boiler, where 1 pipe was split into 2 or 3 others. Looks like frost had got it.

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