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Hi
Hoping somebody could give me a heads up regarding this problem I've discovered on my Greenstar boiler.
Hoping its just a seal or washer replacement and possibly something I could do myself.
It's a slow leak starting at the top in and around the yellow locking clip and running down back of pump.
Drips about once every 10 seconds and only when heating is switched on.
Running hot water taps doesn't seem to affect it.
Any help much appreciated.

I've also included a 'WeTransfer' link showing a video of the leak (Video active til 25 November 2018).
boilrt3.zip

Cheers
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Ray
 
Unless you have a current gas certificate of competence you should not even be in this boiler , taking the cover off is defined as work to a gas appliance . Your home insurance is now invalid . Call an expert on Monday who is gas safe registered. You can turn off the central heating feed and return valves below the boiler to prevent any more water leaking but that’s it for you , Rob Foster aka centralheatking
If you close these valves turn off boiler ,all controls to off
 

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