LEAK IN THE CONNECTOR ON FLOW FROM BOILER IN CYLINDERTANK
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ARUN
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LEAK IN THE CONNECTOR ON FLOW FROM BOILER IN CYLINDERTANK

by ARUN » Fri Mar 27, 2009 10:38 pm

Dear Diydoctor,
I need your help please. I have found a leak in my indirect cylinder tank. A leak is in the connector which is connected with threaded nut to the tank on FLOW TO BOILER. I have from a friend that if I try to tie that nut which is attached to the the tank, I might damaged the coil which is running from flow to boiler to return from boiler. I thought of using Bosewhite jointing to fill on the nut which can stop the leak. I would like your advise please. Shall I use a spanner to tie that nut??? It got to be done very soon.
Thank you.

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by stoneyboy » Sat Mar 28, 2009 7:19 pm

ARUN,
You could try some of the 2-part putty sold for sealing such leaks but the only sure option will be to re-seal the connection. By all means try tightening the nut first you may be lucky.
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