I need to change the diverter valve on my WB boiler ...... In order to drain the boiler do I just turn off the rising main then open the taps.....?
Cheers Jailer
There are set procedures and if you were Gas safe registered you would know, You should get a qualified person to do it. Then you won't get circuit board fuses blowing.
There are set procedures and if you were Gas safe registered you would know, You should get a qualified person to do it. Then you won't get circuit board fuses blowing.
Sorry P the P, I just asked for info not a telling off, I thought me Mam had died, I know you guys pay out a lot to redo your modules but you're second only to Barristers for your hourly rate....................
And after all it is a DIY forum
Ok so I was a bit hasty, sorry and maybe it's alright but I have to dash out in a few minutes so someone else can go thro' procedure since I have to go now.
Thanks Gaz, it was sticking ( it'd done it a couple of times) I'd checked out the motor...ok..so I've replaced it now....I did drain the boiler first as well. I'm doing a drain down soon to replace/move a rad so I'll power flush the system then but I had to change it now...no DHW.
Cheers Jailer
which model. can think off at least 4-5 different divertors . e.g stepper motor. giannioni type divertor, twin pump etc. bit like asking info on changing an engine part on a ford.
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