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Think I will need to go with that, That is the best looking switch I can find. The Vandal resistant ones look so much better though, why don't they make them latching instead of momentery?

Followed your link but not sure what you have recommended??

Fitted RS part no 240-1231 1 S/steel large actuated pushbutton switch My mistake but it is momentery switch, I need a switch that latches. it has a minature or sub-minature switch that just clips onto the back of the button unit so is there any chance of just swapping this for a switch...

That's quite an interesting gadget :) May go for that if I cannot get a decent looking switch. The switch in series would be fitted on the 240v side, before the transformer reduces to DC Cheers

I'm in Scotland so not sure what the regs say. It's terrible that you cannot do minor works, if your competent. I'm sure I can connect 4 wire together, via a switching unit!!!

they stopped making this boiler possibly 18years ago. you might find 1 lying about the back of some store or 2nd hand but you'll struggle i think. save the money for a new chb :D

£100 just to alter the wiring!! it's still going to have the plug from souurce, just there is no access to it to switch the lights on, that's why i need to fit an inline switch. cheers anyway

I have a 10led outdooor kit. Not fitting outdoor but on my kitchen kickplate. I need to fit a switch in series to turn them on/of as I can't use a plug which is supplied. It's a 2 core cable from the mains 240vac, then it goes into the transformer which steps it down to 12Vdc with 10plug...

Feck!! Why not change the PRV head??? instead of the complete valve

:lol: The warranty probably ran out about 18years ago...... :cry: :cry: Good chance the weep pipes/hydraulic lines are blocked up causing delayed reactions Time for a new boiler, wasting money repairing this boiler

Glasgowgas, surely if the dhw diapghram was goosed it would stop working when he turns the heating off again? More likely to be pump flow diaphragm getting an extra push to make the switch when ch turned on.......................

Colud be the pump flow switch not making on DHW, diagprahm corroded, choked impulse pipe. The CH uses different flow source to make the switch. sort of. My bet is the flow switch pin is sticking. Strip it down, clean it and replace, WIll probably work after that but always best to stick a new...

They are nuts if they scrap the 4day wk, nail DT cause a lot of good engineers will leave if that's the case. They are actually making more profit than ever in this finacial climate and they are getting greedy. Work further west, heard 3/4 eng's including TSM resigned though recently...

NOT HEARD OF 7/7/7 The union will probably bend over and sY yeah baby, KNOBS The selling is the worst part of the job. If you have an outstanding month the next they are on your back if you can't get any upgrades that are real, instead of selling any old crap to anyone. It is a joke...

Have you see any figures from your performance recently on the new figure stem? How does it compare? Would you have made more money on the old £5/hr system? I've got my PDR this wk, first for 2yrs, should be interesting!!!

get yourself upto the west coast of scotland.....7bar easy........have to fit pressure reducing valves to stop heat exhangers bursting every year...

Yeah, that's what i've been looking at. Purifier with HEP filter system, was trying to get others advice on wether this wol;d catch dust particles or not.

I don't think a vacuum will sort it. That does get done frequently. I don't know where it all comes from. We have been doing a lot of diy but heck, 10minutes after polishing the glass tv stand it is covered in flecks of dust ANyone ever boughtan Air Purifier???????

Anyone ever bought used these? Our house is 120yrs old and on a sunny day there are millions of fibres/dust particles flooating about the air. The house becomes dusty very quickly and we have polished walnut floors so they too also become mucky looking. I've been looking at Air Purifiers...

Been with them nearly 7 years..not the worst company to work for, for sure, decent benefites, shares/pension,was unlimited o/t... but now it's getting a tad boring with the repeated requests for upgrades/leads/cod's......etc It doesn't seem to matter if you are a good engineer because...