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Orange from heating valve needs to go to the same terminal as the orange on the hot water water valve

Intergas Xtreme manual As such, yes, you can keep your Hive and have weather compensation without any issues and save some £££s.

You need a T6R, it’s the same thing as the T6, but wireless ;) Good little stats, not the prettiest IMO, but reliable and because it’s Honeywell, the OpenTherm is pretty coded to perfection unlike some manufacturer’s grasps of the protocol. Personally, I’d go Nest and OpenThern, but that’s...

As @martyndc88 said, you need to join the two red circled pipes together with a filling loop (silver braided hose) to fill the boiler. Hopefully the hose is tucked on top of the boiler or somewhere where you can get to it. You will need a spanner to undertake the job. @dannymassive the one...

If it’s a Bosch boiler, then yes, technically it falls into the realm of a gas safe engineer. Personally, if you can send the thing back, I would and get the heating engineer to install you a non-integrated clock/stat, may cost a bit more, but means you don’t have this issue in the future and...

The two blue valves in the yellow circles are your filling loop. Don’t forget the inhibitor ;)

Before you buy, make sure you actually check the exact model installed. Not all installs are straight forward ;)

That’s a combi, to drain the radiators, just connect a hose and go. No need to faff around with the boiler until it comes to filling her back up again. If you are modifying hot water pipework, then I’ll guess you are doing cold water as well and as such, just shut the house stop cock.

You just buy a 3rd Generation Nest Thermostat.... https://www.screwfix.com/p/nest-smart-thermostat-hot-water-control-silver/9382x It comes with the HeatLink.

Should have started your own thread in all honesty. But the white box you refer to is the HeatLink and comes with the Nest 3rd Generation, it is not available as an official spare. Please check you have bought the right product and have not bought the US Nest (This is not compatible and has...

Sorry chief, this is a step away from the toolbox moment and get someone in. As you point out, ignition faults can be wide and varied. They are also indicative of some more serious issues. Honestly, time to phone someone with the right tools to check the problem out.

I cannot provide advice inside the boiler casing. The front panel on your model is not decorative I’m afraid.

Yeah sorry, the world of Salus, good when they work. Compare the price of them with some of their more reliable competitors and you see why they break. The relay box should make an audible click when it’s status changes from off to on and vice versa. If you are happy with electrics, POWER...

So there is a chance that the instinct unit is not wired right. On instinct receiver (Same as a Salus RT520 I think??) set the slider to manual and off. Hopefully this will turn the heating off.

Ok, so is the radiator symbol now on 24-7?