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Small drip from pipe beside boiler

Biscuit80 · 2022-10-14 07:05:57

Hi, have recently noticed a small drip coming from one of the pipes near our oil burner. It only drips when the heat is turned on. I was just wondering if this is 'normal' or is it something i should get looked at?

14-10-2022 7:05am

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Biscuit80

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Hi, have recently noticed a small drip coming from one of the pipes near our oil burner. It only drips when the heat is turned on.
I was just wondering if this is 'normal' or is it something i should get looked at?

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#2 14-10-2022 7:25am

Wearb

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It needs looking at. Perhaps a broken expansion vessel. In the meantime, direct that water away from the circulating pump below it. You dont want to damage the electronics in that.

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