Recent content by Jessy

Oh goodness, another thing to worry about.

Thanks for all your responses and sorry for the delay in replying. Some people seem to be very annoyed. It wasn't my intention to start any arguments, more to try to understand the situation with my limited knowledge. For the poster (Joe1977) who suggested switching off the fused spur. I'm not...

It's been making a racket since I moved in and then completely broke down. It was serviced in November and I'm not sure if any repairs were carried out then.

I guess boiler spur is not the right term. He replaced the fused spur for the heating control panel (also not the right term - but it's the panel where I turn heating and hot water on/off - not the thermostat)

I don't want to try and fix anything myself - far from it. I just came on this forum to see if this sounded like normal procedure or if anyone knew about the valve that might be causing the issue. With regards to the electrician - he was here late in the evening and in a rush, trying to give me...

I haven't paid them anything yet as they haven't invoiced me. When I mentioned the circuit board, I think I've used the wrong term - I'm talking about the fuse box that controls the electricity for the whole flat.

Thanks for the reply. Maybe pilot light was the wrong term. It's the green light in the bottom left hand corner of the boiler where the on/off switch is. I've put a photo of the boiler here. It says greenstar ri

Excuse the length of this post. I haven't posted here before and will put a lot of detail as I'm not sure what is and isn't relevant. I bought a flat last month. Moved in properly about two weeks ago. The 10 year old boiler was fairly noisy, like an aeroplane taking off. It's been serviced...