Recent content by stormrogue

You was right from the start Tony it was the pipes round the wrong way. I take my hat off to you and thanks again for your input. After you had said it still must have been the pipes I cut out the back of the cupboard so I could trace them right through to the boiler and the cold feed was going...

Does that mean the pipes are correct and that it is something inside the boiler?

yep tried pulling the switch back while tap is running and boiler fires up . So it looks like I need my missus to stand there doing that while I have a shower. lol Sean

yep seen that when you run the taps that pin doesn't move . I assume it should come out to make contact with the strip

Namsag - dropped the front of the boiler but don't know what i'm looking at so I guess I will have to wait till tomorrow for the installer to check it out . I don't mind not washing up its the shower I will miss

Clf gas - tried the reset no joy Elite heat - cold feed from stopcock definately going to the right hand side of the boiler.

Turned off the cold inlet valve ran the hot tap and within two seconds water stopped coming out. when I turned the inlet valve back to open hot tap flows again. Sean

Yep water comes out of both taps either upstairs and down I have managed to check behind the units and the pipe works looks good to me from the stopcock that feed is going to the cold tap then on towards the boiler and on the way back the one feeding the hot tap then goes upstairs. Thanks in...

Not sure as the units are now fitted where they would have been doing the work I would hope that they would have connected them right as the stopcock is in that corner and the pipes was no more than a foot up and 1 maybe 2 feet across to where they were doing their work to connect to the cold...

Evening folks I was wondering if anyone can shed some light on my problem? I have a Baxi Potterton Main Combi 24 HE boiler only two weeks old and I switched off the power while having my kitchen fitted as I was sorting out some sockets and the fitters were plumbing in the sink , washing machine...