Worcester Bosch Condensate

[jc_150]

Hi all in the forum
I have a Worcester Bosh 12 Ri condensing boiler (vented system) Installed in 2009 and the condensate pipe is leaking where it enters the syphon. The sealing device is what looks like a fibre washer., and there is an O ring at the top end of the syphon. I have the installation manual but apart from it saying there is a 22mm adapter and sealing washer in the fitting kit, there is no mention of part numbers for these items. Any help would be appreciated in locating the sealing washer and O ring part numbers or where to buy them, as I have now spent hours trawling the net for them without success.
Thanks in advance
JohnC

 

[telectrix]

try your local Plumb Center. I've found them to be very helpful. take the old seals in and they'll be sure to fix you up.

 

[Leesparkykent]

Get the gas council number off the boiler and pop in to your local parts centre who will be able to get what you need.
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[Midwest]

Think Id get some gas bod bloke from Worcester Bosch to sort that out, probably all part of a service. £120, but money well spent; like what we tell our DIY customers with their poncey light fittings from DIY world, or connecting up Hive thermostats etc

 

[jc_150]

Hi guys. Thanks for the helpful replies. I think my error was trying to find the individual components and not the assembly which comes with the parts I need. And just for the record Midwest, The boiler is on an annual contract with BG, and I reported this issue 2 months ago and an "Engineer" came and just cleaned the syphon out without replacing the fibre washer or O ring. and now it is leaking again. So much for the professionals, that is why I as a mere DIY' er want to fix it properly.
JohnC Fiet, Ieng, Cert ed.

 

[westward10]

British Gas, professional they generally don't go together.

 

[Midwest]

Hi guys. Thanks for the helpful replies. I think my error was trying to find the individual components and not the assembly which comes with the parts I need. And just for the record Midwest, The boiler is on an annual contract with BG, and I reported this issue 2 months ago and an "Engineer" came and just cleaned the syphon out without replacing the fibre washer or O ring. and now it is leaking again. So much for the professionals, that is why I as a mere DIY' er want to fix it properly.
JohnC Fiet, Ieng, Cert ed.

Think I'd get them back to comply with your/their contract and fix it, that's what you are paying for, are you not?

 

[Squid]

Think I'd get them back to comply with your/their contract and fix it, that's what you are paying for, are you not?

Nope, you pay them to service your boiler every year and as a sideline for them to try to sell you a new boiler for £3500 where you can get one installed for £1500.