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thugulike | 09:37 Wed 25th Nov 2015 | How it Works
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I have just had an oil combi boiler installed and it lives in a cupboard in my study. Is it normal for there to be a constant smell of oil? I don't notice it when I've been in the room for a while but I can smell it when I first go in.
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Not usually, but since it's only recently been installed, I would say it's just a bit of spillage burning off.

When it's commissioned, the oil is bled through into the system via a bleed point. There;s usually a dribble laying around that takes a little time to burn off.
17:30 Wed 25th Nov 2015
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Thank you Builder, I think you may be right as I didn't notice any fumes this morning
13:09 Thu 26th Nov 2015

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