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Thanks guys. I am in central London, but outside of the congestion zone, plus I have parking permits available. One other potentially useful fact; although the boiler overheats every twenty minutes or so, the water it does heat (before conking out again) is very, very hot - much hotter than...

Well, parts are covered under my home emergency insurance, so if the power flush doesn't sort the problem, I shouldn't at least get ripped off for parts. I have been quoted £300 to power flush (3 radiators, but none currently have working valves). I do live fairly centrally in London so...

Well, parts are covered under my home emergency insurance, so if the power flush doesn't sort the problem, I shouldn't at least get ripped off for parts. I have been quoted £300 to power flush (3 radiators, but none currently have working valves). I do live fairly centrally in London so...

The pump is working, and I've just checked, it's turned up to 3, which appears to be the highest setting. I have no idea about motorised valves - sorry! I have just spoken to the plumber again who says the reason the sludge is causing a problem now when it wasn't before is that as the...

It's not BG - it's a contractor through my home emergency insurance. I don't think he touched the pump, but how would I check it? I'm a total novice (and unashamed girl) about this sort of thing. What am I looking for on the pump? (At least I know where the pump is!) Thanks again...

Thanks - the pump IS working though... Could it be that it's not working to maximum efficiency?

Hi Hoping someone knowledgeable here can help me out. I have a Potterton Kingfisher boiler which broke down last week. The plumber said it was the control box (which was only replaced a year ago after ignition problems ) and came to replace it today. All was fine - for about an hour...