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    Default Re: Boiler Shutdown - Warning

    Just a suggestion here as I don't know too much about the Lagging side ,but here in Blackheath we just put some Thick Rubber Hosing (Heavy Duty) slit down the side to make the opening and slide it over the Water Pipe
    Works like a charm/
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    That thick rubber lagging is ideal also sometimes you can't get to the pipe with hot water and a hair dryer will do it
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    Default Re: Boiler Shutdown - Warning

    You would think that knowing how conditions in UK can get something better would have been devised by now.
    Or is this a case of something that will go wrong so keep the business going?
    Or am I just being a bit skeptical?
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    Default Re: Boiler Shutdown - Warning

    Just freed the condensation pipe, it was frozen solid.
    Vic

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    Default Re: Boiler Shutdown - Warning

    Quote Originally Posted by vic mcclymont View Post
    Just freed the condensation pipe, it was frozen solid.
    Vic
    hi vic
    I had my boiler condensate pipe fitted to the sink waste pipe under the sink, as plumber advised me that nine out of ten call outs in the winter are for frozen condensate pipes.
    just a thought.
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    Default Re: Boiler Shutdown - Warning

    mine is also connected under the sink
    B&Q sell the real lagging for water pipes. very effective.

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    Default Re: Boiler Shutdown - Warning

    WRAS REGULATIONS

    Water Supply Industry Interpretations and Advice
    Area of Interest : Installation
    Topic : Discharge pipes
    Title : Discharges from condensing boilers
    Clause Reference : Schedule 2 paragraph 19 & G19.4
    Reference Number : I14
    Decision Date : February 2003

    The expansion relief valve and the condensate discharge pipes of condensing boilers must be arranged so that their outlet

    THAT MEANS there should be an air gap , before the pipe enters the drain , so you should not connect to under sink waste
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    Default Re: Boiler Shutdown - Warning

    Mine is connected to the discharge pipe of the washing macine.

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    Default Re: Boiler Shutdown - Warning

    Same as mine Brian, question , is it copper or plastic, kt

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    Default Re: Boiler Shutdown - Warning

    Quote Originally Posted by robpage View Post
    WRAS REGULATIONS

    Water Supply Industry Interpretations and Advice
    Area of Interest : Installation
    Topic : Discharge pipes
    Title : Discharges from condensing boilers
    Clause Reference : Schedule 2 paragraph 19 & G19.4
    AReference Number : I14
    Decision Date : February 2003

    The expansion relief valve and the condensate discharge pipes of condensing boilers must be arranged so that their outlet

    THAT MEANS there should be an air gap , before the pipe enters the drain , so you should not connect to under sink waste
    A bit old those regs Rob do you think that they may have been superceded.Quite a bit on the web that they can be connected to waste pipes,inside.
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