Cold Water Tank that is Dripping but Redundant?
Posted: Tue May 31, 2016 3:26 pm
Hello
hope this it the right place to post!
I've got a water tank in the loft, which is redundant as far as i know, yet in the last couple of days, i can hear dripping from the pipes behind the chimney breast, which is in my bedroom.
The whole old system is still in place behind the chimney, I have a new combi boiler system in place and there is no problem with that.
I'm sorry if i haven't put it across correctly as i don't even know if what i'm thinking is correct?
Should i just get in the loft and look into the tank and see if there is any water making it's way in to it somehow?
can i stop it being fed, if it is, or should this have been done?
thanks for any help
hope this it the right place to post!
I've got a water tank in the loft, which is redundant as far as i know, yet in the last couple of days, i can hear dripping from the pipes behind the chimney breast, which is in my bedroom.
The whole old system is still in place behind the chimney, I have a new combi boiler system in place and there is no problem with that.
I'm sorry if i haven't put it across correctly as i don't even know if what i'm thinking is correct?
Should i just get in the loft and look into the tank and see if there is any water making it's way in to it somehow?
can i stop it being fed, if it is, or should this have been done?
thanks for any help