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Wow. Seems crap imo, but if they think they'll last only time will tell

Yep works. That is quite bad. Open it up and check everything is secure, mainly the motor, failing that it might just be a failed valve head. Maybe speak to Esi first make sure it's nothing missed.

Still not working, asking me to join Vimeo. I know you haven't changed the valves, but wondered if the heads in the wrong orientation could affect noise too.

I can't access the videos. Have you fitted them the correct way?

As above and sooner rather than later, especially if it's only flux holding it

Worcester fixed price repair might have been cheaper, sounds like a hydro block/manifold, if left hand, that’s quite expensive as the part is only approx £30. If right hand block then price still dear but not as bad, depends what else he’s done. As for a breakdown it’s not unreasonable.

Seems fairly obvious to me

Are you in a hard water area?

The spindle.

Seems a few places sell them

My apologies, just re-read and it's the stat misbehaving. I'm which case, get them back, could have been wired wrong

No not normally prone to leaks. As I said, should be fine.

The bit you're leaving dangling. It's only using a o-ring - tap end. Should be fine, just to make you aware is all

You can, but then if you get a leak, make sure you remember to check that area too

That's not an overflow as per @terryplumb it's part of the popup waste connected to the tap. Like for like or silicone seal the small hole at the tap or change the tap too.

You should have 2 motorised valves then if they've fitted 2 thermostats, otherwise what's the point?

I’ve been guilty of going down a rabbit hole, so no need!

I would have thought so yes. Probably needs a washer in between.

Could be collapsed drain, dropped joint, tree roots, wipes to name a few. Did they not give an indication when they cctv’d? What’s the short drain photo of?

Well you have options: obtain a 3/4” x 15mm valve and cut into the existing pipe (water isolated of course) and do away with the existing thread or fit an isolation valve upstream of the existing fitting. You could go for mega expensive...