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OK, have found exactly what I'm looking for here: http://www.electrikahost.co.uk/products/itemdetailp.asp?MANU=0260&C=ABC&D=AAD&E=ABC Many thanks for looking.

Thanks for that. I will keep these in mind. I have been digging further and it looks like Delta are now owned by Eaton. They have various ranges which I am looking through now. Does anyone know if these ranges are available through retail channels?

I know this is a bit of a strange question but I am trying to source MEM Delta light switches. We had these in our old place and they had wide switches which we quite liked so I am looking to replace the ones in our new place. However, I'm not having much luck. I assume the company has gone? Can...

Thanks for the reply and I understand this to be the case. However, I had understood that new or upcoming regulations would require any new boiler being installed would have to be condensing therefore rendering my BM useless for the reason you state. Is this the true or not?

Sorry to bump up this thread but I would just like some clarification on whether it will be possible to install a normal boiler in the future if we choose to install boilermate now?

I agree and am guilty, this is a lack of knowledge and belief that such things are covered in an annual service. Too much trust and not enough research. Really, I thought legislation would not allow me to install a regular boiler that would work with a thermal store? Could you let me know...

Nickso, I would be more than happy to try looking after this next BM a bit more to avoid any issues. This is, Joe Bloggs believes that by getting their annual service that the system is being maintained. If you could indicate some basics for looking after the system that would be great.

Thanks for the input. The replacement to a BM 2000 seems like the best option. Due to the work involved I would be happier to leave any major work (installation of combi boiler etc) until perhaps we redo the kitchen at which time the work could be completed at the same time and the disruption...

Sorry, my edit was not clear. We cannot have a combi installed as we would require significant work in our kitchen to allow for one to be installed so it has been ruled out. We are simply looking at a like for like replacement but I am wondering if there is a better choice than a Gledhill...

Hello all, we are trying to get some quotes for the replacement of our Gledhill Boilermate 3. Please can I get some suggestions for replacements? We had BG engineer around and all they seem to be interested in is installing a combi boiler but unfortunately this is not practical for us...

Thanks Nickso for the reply. Can you, or anyone else for that matter, confirm this fix will work for the Boilermate III? This option wasn't presented at all so I don't know if the engineer just didn't know about it or if it just isn't possible on the Boilermate III. If someone can confirm...

Hello, we moved into a new build in 1999. Throughout this time we have had CH problems, mainly caused by the Gledhill Boilermate III in our system. I'll describe the situation as best as I can remember it, please bear with me. Recently we have been experiencing variations in hot water temp...

Thanks, this explains why it is so random. This info has all been really helpful, thanks. Again, any ideas roughly how much it will cost to replace the MCB?

Thanks for all the input. Just to clarify, the MCB trips as soon as the light is switched on, there is no delay. However, as stated this does not happen all the time and there seems to be no logic behind the tripping (Tested with other lights on/all lights off etc). Could someone indicate...

It's a pretty big copper wound lump of iron. This being the case I will look into getting a new MCB. Is this something I could do myself or should I get someone in to do it?