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does anyone know where to get a template for the above boiler to aid fitting Have contacted Worcester that don't seem to be too helpful the boiler doesn't have a rig just a bracket so the template would massively help

Thanks shame for big air bricks the cowls look awful The bricks at the back seem to be full of crap I did try cleaning out

hi all after some advice about air bricks and ventilation live in a 1930s house thats quite high up. we live in a wind driven area so the air bricks are quite exposed. the front room at the front of the house is always quite droughty even though we have double glazing bricked up fireplace etc...

I can but the wires are really short I'll see how I get on

my oven stopped working noticed one of the power cables on the heating element has popped off. (The cables really short) I've put the spade connector back on and tightened but I'm not happy with its seal and I'm sure it will come off again Is solder a good way of sorting this out to make a...

The syphon trap has been replaced the piping is just temporary to stop the acid killing my floor all seems to be leak free and working ok Thanks all

just as a heads up boiler working fine but couldnt stop the pipe joint at the bottom leaking even with solvent cement. we decided to simplify the piping (its only a toilet at the end of the day and to get rid of most of the bends) noticed after just one week the crap stuck in the corners of...

thank you the one i brought from screwfix is 6mm thick and the part that fits in the gap is 5mm. the problem with the front door is the seal gap is so narrow i have to use a screwdriver to get it all in as it took ages. the 8mm avaliable which would be perfect has a gap of 6mm and i dont think...

has anyone seen any thicker door seals for a upvc door. my door has a gap in the middle at the bottom like the frame has moved in the middle. i brought a new door seal set from screwfix but the middle of the door at the bottom still has a gap. we will get a new door eventually but would like a...

thanks all. new siphon fitted with no leaks. we didnt replace the piping for now once my grandad has more time hes going to reroot the piping for me. he was just laughing when he saw it. (he lives hours away so isnt around every day) fingers crossed boiler seems to be working ok. its reacting to...

thanks all. i noticed for the first time it dumping it down the toilet. you are also right when flushing the toilet it is affecting the pressure or the level in the syphon tube. i have no idea why they have done it like this as the wall is right there to the outside. ill get someone to come...

yes the boiler is higher up. it was fitted by a corgi engineer in 2009 so been done a while. i undid it and unblocked it as having issues with my siphon trap. just seems a barmy way of doing it. i always wondered why my toilet the enamel has come off near where the water comes out is it linked

Without getting in a debate can anyone tell me if my siphon is piped correctly wb combi boiler Many thanks

seeing as though ive had no advise. fitted a manual thermostat as my digistat wasnt showing the flame symbol even though i set it above. no difference it fired straight away but went to nothing after 5 seconds the dhw sensor does that work for the central heating as well? if not ill be...

i have been a member of many forums over the years. this one is challenging to say the least because we talk about gas everyone gets hi rate about things. people are after advice. the newer combi boilers are problematic. mine is a pain in the arse. my grandad was a certified gas fitter before...

Here is where it connects to the items on eBay show the diverted valve as something else even though this is where all the hot water and central heating pipes join

wheres does the dhw sensor connect to no diagram seems to name it

http://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/worcester-bosch-28i-junior-hot-water-but-no-central-heating.270680/ ive managed to find this while trawling through search after search. its almost a carbon copy of my issue. is the diverter valve a diy job. i did the expansion vessel so have a good idea of...

thanks all i found it quite amusing you all taking the mick out of my boiler tbh its a bit of a pain works lovely when its going but i can see myself throwing parts at it. my old house 30 year old boiler cost a bit to run but never went wrong. thats progress for you anyway. got home temp...

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