Recent content by gtechtwo

you mean I actually got something correct........ Very unusual for me, more down to lack of confidence than anything else. Many thanks to you both for responding to the request, very much appreciated.

Below is the pic as to how see it, and I am hoping I have wired up everything as it should be: I have seen video's of 2 different installs to the Worcester 30i with the Tado Wireless controller, and both had different wiring variations, hence the confusion about it all. Many thanks

@stem You got it spot on what I was trying to say. The FCU is near the boiler as is the Wireless Receiver, so all very handy. Really appreciate he time you took to respond. Many thanks

Hoping one of the Guru's out there might help and put my mind at ease. Background: Recently had a Worcester 30i installed by British Gas, they used a contracted electrician to do the wiring. He also wired in my Honeywell wireless heating controller. Fast forward to current day and getting rid...

Hi, I recently replaced our aged Combi with the Worcester Bosch 30i. At the same time I decided to put the TADO into the system, with Tado TRV's on all radiators but the hall rad. Tado is controlling all the Rads as expected, I just need to tweak the schedule to stop them coming on full heat...

@kidgreen61 I shall set them as you recommend, pointless wasting gas to heat to a level not required.

Hi All, Looking for some help and advice on my Worcester 30i which was recently installed. I have been fitting the Tado system and putting TRV's on the rads (all but one), but that's all for another time. On the Worcester 30i there is what I presume initial settings for the RADS and WATER...

ok yep agree, was just grasping at straws as the dam thing has really annoyed me, especially the amount of BG engineers we have had to this over the last year. Just hard to understand why it did it for a few weeks last year, then went a year with no issues, and now just started again. I have...

before lifting floor boards and causing more mess, I am wondering if its worth sticking in some leak sealer?

when you say "Interrupt or disconnect the condensate pipe and put that in a bag". Is this the pipe that goes to the outside?

Missed the service last year, but previous 3yrs serviced by BG

Sounds good, as we are both at home tomorrow and dont generally have the heating on through the night, I will give this a go and see what happens. Thanks

What does this mean? anything I can inspect?

To be perfectly honest I dont know what they have checked as most of the time I have not been here. This time around, I know they gave the boiler a visual inspection and reported it was all fine. the guy yesterday EVENTUALLY went outside to look at the pipe, but to be honest it was pretty...

OK thanks for clarifying on the Shower/Rad element.... I had a feeling it was supposed to do that, logic was telling me one thing, my mind was then doubting it. The engineer went outside yesterday and checked the pipe and found nothing. I can have the heating on all day and no issues at all...