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Hi, I have been to a couple of worcesters tonight which are faulty.
1st one making loud humming noise on fan and giving high readings of co. See video

2nd, I believe it to be the transformer as keeps tripping fuse. What I do want to know is inn the pic you See scale from the bottom of the kebab. Is this a new heat exchanger or just need cleaning.

Cheers all for the advice. I don't do much work on Worcester boilers.

Cannot load the video for the 1st as it's too big. Can I shrink it somehow?

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sump seal gone on second pic worcester fixed price repair
 
could be the bearning plate
 

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