Discuss Strong gloss/varnish smell from back of oil fired boiler- help needed asap. Live in Mawnan near Falmouth. in the Oil and Solid Fuel Forum area at PlumbersForums.net
No. Boiler was serviced a year or so ago. I recall that nozzle was replaced. On that occasion, there was liquid around base of boiler. No trace of liquid around boiler nowA new installation?
Thanks. It is a Worcester Greenstar Heatslave 25/32 boiler. Grey needle is at 0.5 Bar.As above, engineer to look at, could be a couple of things, depending on type of burner.
Just one thing about the oftec website, membership doesn''t gaurantee competence. Any neighbours, friends or family who could recommend somebody?
Just to expand on my oftec comment, there are some really good engineers on there, but there are some real muppets as well.
Thanks. I have tried contacting 2 boilers guys that i have used. No response from either.Have a look on the OFTEC website as Simon and I have suggested. I imagine it's a simple fault that doesn't require decades of experience to be able to find and rectify, however you want an engineer with experience as a good engineer is for life.
If you struggle to find someone I have many associates dotted around the country and might be able to find you someone close to you.
Worse when boiler has fired for c.10 minutes each time. Could it be nozzle that is faulty, namely spray is not sealed?Is this smell constant, or only when the boiler is firing?
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