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Condensate pipe
Ken68
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The condensate pipe here is leaking, don't know for how long.
About a 5 metre run to an inside drain and at a shallow angle and also thru two walls.
The leak is near the end of the run a difficult to get to and will probably mean removing a couple of kitchen cabinets.
My question is .....can I cut the pipe near the boiler and temporally drain into a container, whilst I sort it and whether I need to bring in a plumber.
About a 5 metre run to an inside drain and at a shallow angle and also thru two walls.
The leak is near the end of the run a difficult to get to and will probably mean removing a couple of kitchen cabinets.
My question is .....can I cut the pipe near the boiler and temporally drain into a container, whilst I sort it and whether I need to bring in a plumber.
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It won't do any harm.0
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Thank you, Cardew, think it was bodged on install because of difficult access and a 4" drop on 5 metres is not as per the manual. I feel a claim coming on.0
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