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paul77

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water constantly running through tundish and electric flip when turn heating on.

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Needs servicing ASAP by a plumber who is qualified to work on unvented hot water systems, also known as 'G3 qualified'. Check they have this when making your booking.

Not a DIY job, I'm afraid.
 

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