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Thanks for the advice. Yes it has a glass front, but I have the user instructions (the ones that say installer please hand to customer) which say the glass should be removed and cleaned periodically with instructions of how to do it. The book also actually has instructions for lighting with a...

Cool, thanks again!

Ah ok so it may just need adjusting? Or if not would that mean that the electrode is worn away and needs replacing? I'm guessing either way its not going to be mega bucks for someone to sort? I assume I can't adjust it myself? I'd be confident doing something straight foward like this but...

Hi all, I have a gas fire question. I know this is a central heating forum but I know someone reading this will know! I have a Robinson willey firecharm rs. The pilot won't light on its own accord, however lights instantly with a match and burns strong and blue (both up and sideways)...

Thanks again for all the help, the wall that the timer is mounted to is getting skimmed in a couple of weeks, so ill flick the switch over when it comes off for that. Regarding pipe sizes, I think ive got them right, however its had a new cylinder a few years back, at the time they have...

You sir are a legend thanks for being so patient and helpful. Ok so we can have water, or water and heating, makes a lot of sense the way its set up. So when the water is on, the bathroom radiator is on, and when we turn the heating on we just turn the pump on which means the rest of the...

Sorry can't post any pics, haven't got internet sorted yet and camera on phone is cracked! Just tried, the pump only comes on when heating is selected Just water - no pump Just heating - pump is on Water and heating - pump is on

Thanks very much for taking the time to reply. Looking at the set up I do assume its zone controlled, but I'm just a bit confused where the valve / actuator will be! Ok so I have a cylinder in the airing cupboard with 4 pipes A 1" pipe that runs from the cold tank in the loft to the...

Thanks very much, I will take a look when I get home, so if they are 1" then I probably don't have control over whether I use heating, water, or both? And if they are 3/4" then there must be a valve somewhere and I should just keep pulling boards and following the pipes? I just find it...

Just moved in to a new place, it has a glowworm space saver Mk2, controlled by a Siemens rwb2 timer. If I turn the heating on from the timer, the pump starts up, but the boiler doesn't fire ( pilot is on but just sits there) and rads are stone cold. If I flick the water on, boiler fires up...