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Worcester Bosch 28i boiler banging noise
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Let us know how you get on . Good luck 😼🤞powerful_Rogue said:another_casualty said:Engineers report; All ok - replaced right hand hinge . ( I think that's what the writing says ):Thank you for that, at least it's not just me that's had this issue!Should the new pump on Thursday not resolve this issue, I will mention this to the enigneer!Edit - Had a google and the right hand hinge does indeed seem to be a part!1 -
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Glad you got it sorted.1
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Hope it gets sorted.powerful_Rogue said:Just to update incase anyone finds this when searching on Google or such like - the banging is back!British Gas just re-attended and ordered a new bypass valve to fit tomorrow.I did mention about the poster on here that had a similar issue with the right hinge, but that was kind of discounted by the engineer.Fingers crossed for tomorrow!
This boiler is going to end up like Trigger's brush!Sorry I can't think of anything profound, clever or witty to write here.2 -
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Sounds like a similar noise I had with my WB boiler. We used to be with BG but dumped them after price increase & no negotiation.Anyway our problem was a blocked condensate pipe. Engineer from local firm took it off & cleaned it problem solved.Moneysaver3
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Interesting. I suppose that is another downside with an aluminium alloy heat exchanger — presumably it was gunked up with ally corrosion products? Wouldnt get that with stainless steel . .moneysaver said:Anyway our problem was a blocked condensate pipe. Engineer from local firm took it off & cleaned it problem solved.
Good that you got it identified and fixed0
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