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I've not noticed the rads getting warm when the hit taps on as the central heating is usually on when we're in anyway, I will try without it on. Thank you both for your info, are they expensive to repair, can I do it myself? Thanks Brian

Nik There are two units a sender and receiver. The receiver would just sit where your old thermostat is and the sender is battery operated and can sit anywhere, hallway landing etc, and they talk to each other in a wireless way, bit like your wifi on the computer

Nik I have a Drayton wireless thermostat which has the same three wires going into it and then three going on to the boiler, i looked at the wiring diagram in the box prior to purchase, this was what made the decision to purhase for me, and ive had no probs. hope this helps

My Ideal Isar HE 35 runs funny, turn the hot tap on and after a min or so it runs hot then cools down to luke warm, then gets warmer, then red hot then warm, then cold, and so on Any body any ideas? Thanks Brian

Thank you

Sorry, five pipe in from below

Mick Thanks for the reply, but I don't know which is the main side. When I look at the boiler, I have four pipes going in from below to the left is the gauge, one attaches second pipe in from the left the other is second in from the right, which is the main side? Thanks

I have purchased a new filling loop for my Ideal Isar boiler, but it comes with a non return valve, the old one didn't have one, so does anyone know which pipe I put the NRV on, does it go on the left or right as I look at it? Thanks.