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Baxi eco 80 hot water fine but heating causes the boiler to cycle once rads have warmed up.firing too often in too short a period. is this something worth investing in or consider new combi.I know all parts are readily available for this boiler and don't want to plod out thousands if it can be fixed. I know we live in the disposable age but I'd rather have it repaired if it's viable.
 

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