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Combi Boiler losing pressure
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Thank you all for our kind response. From what I read here, the sound I hear after heating is not water droplets due to leak but the pipe expansion noises.
I spoke to my neighbour who has the same make and model combi boiler and she said that she had a similar problem over 2 years ago and that the pressure would drop 3 - 4 times a day. And after several months of debugging, BG found a very small leak in her boiler - so small that it wasn't noticable.
So, I have decided to get my boiler serviced this weekend to figure out what the issue is.
My home insurance covers "trace and access" - so if it is down to the pipe leaks, I will speak to the insurer.
Thank you all, once again.0
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