Baxi Duotec Combi 24HE Boiler Loud High Pitched Humming and Whining Noise
Posted: Mon Nov 30, 2015 9:37 am
Hello
I have an 8yo old baxi duotec combi 24he boiler.
When the gas central heating is running, it makes a constant loud high pitched humming/whinning noise.
The noise only quietens for about 5 seconds, each time the boiler reignites to heat the radiator water. Before then returning to the same level.
I am in the room above the boiler, the noise is quite loud and its persistence gives me ringing ears.
[see the link to hear the noise, recorded upstairs. the recording does not capture how loud the note is, only its tone ].
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B2It1x ... sp=sharing
Further info,
If the central heating is off, but the hot water tap is turned on. The boiler makes the same sound but at a much quieter level.
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My questions:
1. What is the noise likely to be coming from in the boiler? [or where has similar noise come from in other related boilers]
2. And when I call out the baxi engineer again, to attempt to identify the noise source. What are the likely parts, where they should first start their fault finding?
Thanks
Jon
I have an 8yo old baxi duotec combi 24he boiler.
When the gas central heating is running, it makes a constant loud high pitched humming/whinning noise.
The noise only quietens for about 5 seconds, each time the boiler reignites to heat the radiator water. Before then returning to the same level.
I am in the room above the boiler, the noise is quite loud and its persistence gives me ringing ears.
[see the link to hear the noise, recorded upstairs. the recording does not capture how loud the note is, only its tone ].
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B2It1x ... sp=sharing
Further info,
If the central heating is off, but the hot water tap is turned on. The boiler makes the same sound but at a much quieter level.
--
My questions:
1. What is the noise likely to be coming from in the boiler? [or where has similar noise come from in other related boilers]
2. And when I call out the baxi engineer again, to attempt to identify the noise source. What are the likely parts, where they should first start their fault finding?
Thanks
Jon