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I know that it's a very old thread but all that I'm attempting to do is find the cheapest current supplier as this is the first time that my daughter has come across 'Economy 10' heating and there doesn't appear to be many suppliers that quote for Economy 10. 'Googling' Economy 10 doesn't...

Just been checking the tariffs for Economy 10 and believe that 'Overlander' must have Eon as their supplier as their two lowest rates are the same at 8.39p per KWh. They seem to be expensive when compared with NPower from whom I've been quoted 20.7p per day Standing Charge, Peak Rate 12.42p...

Sorry, 'Giain' is actually 'again' - my dyslexic fingers! I will do and see what happens. Thanks

Thanks Gaian. I did that before I came to the forum and there was/is little, if no, resistance so it looks like I need to buy the motorised piece as opposed to the full valve as I did before. Do you think that the loose wire is anything to worry about - apart from putting a connector on it?

Rather a jumble of wires. The two black cables run to the valves whilst the white cables run to the pump and the cylinder stat. Sod's Law stuck again and the camera's battery expired after taking this image!

Thanks again. Yes, that's the cylinder stat. What I think I'd better do is to wait until my wife gets back from 'The Sound of Music' in Leeds with her camera and then take an image of the wiring and upload it; but after I've had my tea, I'll check to see what's connected to what so that I...

Thanks for that. I never like messing with electricity. Yes, there are two cables which come through the wall - I assume running from the timer/controller, each of which contains 6 coloured single wires that then run into a connector block from which they are connected to the two motorised...

Hi, the two valves are like the one in the top image. I'll take an image when my wife returns with her camera but, in the meantime, I hope that you can follow this description: The 28mm feed from the boiler runs into the pump. Then after about 6 inces the pipe has a 28mm 'T' one branch...

Although it works when my CH is operating, my hot water cylinder does not heat when my CH boiler is set to Hot Water alone. The pump runs when set to 'CH', as does one of the motorised valves that controls the CH and HW, and I wonder if the problem is the other motorised valve that controls...