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one day you will learn Steel, it is for varying the terminal not deflecting the plume :lol:

nope 4mm is correct, there are no 2mm valves in the range

No need to get touchy turdy, I did say expensive YES. And I hate used car salesmen as well, See we have something in common.

get the best of both world's fit a hybrid! most ASHP's won't work in poor insulated homes but in a hybrid scenario can save lot's of £'s working alongside an oil/LPG setup. at the moment Gas vs ASHP is a no brainer gas win's on price but against LPG/oil then ASHP's or hybrid's is the way...

expensive yes, large area of land no (borehole!)

and 7 years or up to 10 in others

61/4 compatible with the latest control's ( and previous) 61/1 compatible with controls at the time. no major differences just their update to work with latest ranges (and previous!)

Try looking at your condensate install first! Is it in a rainwater drain by any chance ? Is the condensate line blocked ?

bin bag over arm, carrier bag's over mop, 500mm plunger. four girl's later none of these have failed :wink:

:lol: :lol: , actually for the part price if you had the world of knwoledge then you could do this very well and still make a decent buck :lol: pain in the arse job but two hours labour charge and she would be as good as new 8)

do they?

Basic possibly, do you need to lay underlay on to a timber shed roof before putting felt on, or is it ok just to nail felt direct to roof if using a good quality felt? also any recomendations on felt to use?

Would never walk away, cylinder is valuable as is the copper pipes. Most other stuff it cost's to dispose of. If my customer asks to keep the valuable stuff then that is their prerogative ! BUT they also keep and dispose of the non valuable stuff as it is expensive to trade customers to empty...

like your general rule of thumb mr831, think we learned it from the same line of thought :wink:

Dan I have explained in the cc how the website works mate, David 937 the website "find an installer" section has changed within the last week, to appear on there you need to have registered 6 unit fit's in the last rolling 12 month's otherwise you do not appear, for the OP i would get in...

"Special" circumstances? Either your RGI or retired RGI , what can be special enough :?:

your welcome but dont see why 6 are needed, one for fixing flue in position and 4 for securing flue clamps!

very much doubt you would have got exhaust gas, but the boiler could have been drawing vitiated air causing poor burner performance, the inner flue has a lot of play and would have been sealed in that first picture but the second looks better even though the flue still is not secured properly...