Post by spudlocker on May 10, 2013 14:58:47 GMT -5
Hi Mike
I probably know what the answers going to be but here goes.
There is a water leak in the dry pocket that houses the DHW sensor on an HE115.
Is it possible to replace the cylinder on these or would the cost/hassle be prohibitive?
The problem is we are on the second floor of a block of flats with the twin flue option fitted through a loft area with no access into it. The loft space construction is non standard in that there are hardly any supporting beams to utilise meaning even if we managed to get into the void there is nothing to stand on.
If we could replace the cylinder, even though it would be a major undertaking, I'd rather that than remove ceilings to put a new flue system in. By the way we have no outside wall close to the boiler in it's current position.
Any advice appreciated.
Regards
David
I probably know what the answers going to be but here goes.
There is a water leak in the dry pocket that houses the DHW sensor on an HE115.
Is it possible to replace the cylinder on these or would the cost/hassle be prohibitive?
The problem is we are on the second floor of a block of flats with the twin flue option fitted through a loft area with no access into it. The loft space construction is non standard in that there are hardly any supporting beams to utilise meaning even if we managed to get into the void there is nothing to stand on.
If we could replace the cylinder, even though it would be a major undertaking, I'd rather that than remove ceilings to put a new flue system in. By the way we have no outside wall close to the boiler in it's current position.
Any advice appreciated.
Regards
David
