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Hi was wondering if any of yous guys have any tips on removing stuck baffle plates in a 2004 warmflow 70/90. They are probably all stuck but havent got past the top plate. Its just a flat plate and doesnt look that damaged just very tight front and back it wont budge at all. Never saw 1 as tight, many thanks.
 
tap tap?
tappity tap tap ?
tap tap tap tap bang?
bang bang bang?
ffs thump bleedin thump thump?
bang thump bang wallop?
wallop wallop wallop wallop?

oi! boilers beggared :)



it may cheer you up to know it took me 2 hours to break some rayburn baffles recently, wot a stupid idea, a long coathanger to hook them out...........................
 
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Warmflow made their boilers of that sort of era with too tight baffles. You might find the lower baffles are wrecked with heat.
But plenty of sulphur over a few years does seize them in.
The boiler shell can bend inwards and jam the baffles tight in places.
2lb hammer and cold chisel and maybe a bolster and plenty of patience, sore hands and nice words will get you there eventually
 
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Could you not drain the pressure off the boiler? I've done this in the past on a boiler and it worked.
 
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