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I have an intermittent high pitched whine on a boiler of just over 2 years old (which I think is the pump).

I can't seem to find a direct replacement and in any event is there another better alternative ?
 
Phone it in To Baxi as thereā€™s more than a two year warranty on a duo tech
 

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