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That is good news.

Looks to be the middle connection? So you should be able to get them all in.

Been that way since 1998, doubt they’ll change it yet. You can have a gas safety check and a service (appliance dependant, eg boiler). The former is more like an MOT and the latter is a service as per mi’s.

It’s not a legal requirement for a gas service and not in the regulations. We do them on ours because it’s social housing landlord, so we have to maintain the pipes and that is one way of doing it.

No idea how or why they can get away with it, but it’s not unheard of a gas safety check being called a service.

This came to light around 2020 and any boiler made before that date needs the seals changing, fairly soon to prevent any issue. The 4 year kits available cover the vast majority of seals inside and the job takes around an hour unless the main heat exchanger is dirty, which then can take even...

It is where you can set the output of the heating, but I’ve just looked and apologies, yours doesn’t seem to support this, so might just be the diverter.

Flow pipe warming up is generally a sign of the diverter valve failing, which could also be why it struggles at lower heating temps, unless it is not range rated.

It is @gas112's area ;)

I don't think she saw any light on it and if you haven't seems logical that there is not one. Not something I have seen on our Logic's and been working on them for a number of years.

If the batteries are decent quality and contacts in the stat are clean then it’s likely goosed. You can replace with whatever you like really, as long as the voltages are compatible (most are).

I’ve had plenty of asbestos training and we have been told previously that it can be in walls/plaster. Only way to know 100% is to have it tested, although as per @Deluks it’s unlikely. I work in social housing and don’t recall it being in any of ours, some artex however does contain the material.

It’s an extension I think as mentioned in the OP’s 1st post.

https://www.rncm.ac.uk/news/in-tribute-asteryth-sloane/

Just the kind of person that “knows” ****.

Have a look at Lyca mobile as well

So your syphon/flush valve is likely passing from somewhere.

Could be a loose connection, faulty element, et al. Do you have or have access to a multimeter and comfortable/competent using it?

I would have thought after nigh on 17 years ago, it would be fixed! :LOL: