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![]() ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mike Harrison" Newsgroups: uk.d-i-y Sent: Thursday, August 19, 2004 11:03 AM Subject: What's this leaky thing in my boiler...? - thing.jpg (0/1) This thing in my ferroli boiler (see attatched pic) has started leaking from the valve thing at the top. What is it ? It's only attatched to the water circuit, so I assume it's either a temp or pressure relief valve. The valve had a plastic cap (like a car tyre cap), and two O rings at the bottom which have gone hard and cracked. The plastic cap doesn't look like it's meant to take any pressure, so I suspect that whatever's inside is leaking and the cap had been holding it until the O rings cracked. Unfortunately it's buried behind pipes so I've not been able to unscrew the top bit (which I assume does unscrew). Should I investigate further - if something inside has broken/worn will I be able to get a replacement, or shall I just bodge up a proper cap to seal up the top valve....? Looks like pressure release valve from top of water pump, try draining some of the water out of your radiator system. Jen |
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