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@ OP. if still here. if you don't want to be getting the tester out, just clout the valves, pump, and the boiler pipes with a hammer. Pi$$ in the header tank, then charge £250. ( oh, sorry, your a sparks, not a PLUMBER )
 
Water and electricity don't mix.
Find where uncontained water is near to electrical connections on the boiler circuit and you'll find the problem.

It'll be a small leak hence the time delay.
 

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