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Both wheels need a bit of attention, the one with a bit of a growl mentioned above and the lock side needs tightening up a bit. The door's always had a bit of a click sound when being closed and I noticed the door edge lower is hitting the frame. The bottom of the door on the lock side has a...

All done! Used a long reach ph2 bit with 1/4 drive ratchet. The ph2 driver handle was too thick to get the driver blade level and seated on the adjusted head. Now the door is running on the wheels, one of the bearings is growling a bit so either dry or worn. Thanks All!

I want to adjust the runner wheel height to lift the bottom of the door frame off the sill. Does anyone know what tool is need for the adjuster? I've inserted the likes of philips, straight blade and allen keys in the bottom hole but none seem to engage with an adjuster.

Its Co Durham The flue goes into the attic and out the gable end. The diagnoses is a chocked/blocked heat exchanger, £910 inc vat quoted to supply & fit a new one. The 5 year warranty compared to the 10 year is likely the price difference. Warranty is paying for replacement parts in advance.

My sister's 15 year old Procombi A32 has been condemned because the heat exchanger is blocked. The heating business that fitted the Procombi have quoted for a new boiler install. Main combi 30kw £2198 inc vat (5 year warranty) Baxi Platinum 30kw £2846 inc vat (10 year warranty) Are these...

Its the split/cracked rubber seal in the photo and the plastic cover that fits over it. Next door's still intact. I can get a new seal if that will prevent water ingress in any mortar gaps.

I'll replace both the rubber and cover but what purpose do they serve if the protruding flue pipe has been rendered around with mortar?

Thanks to the delightful wind we've had the cover has blown off and away. Does anyone recognize the type I should source for replacement? The rubber ring still in place is a about 95mm i/d.

Procombi A32 Is the AAV an expensive part to replace?

Do the clocks on these older ovens have battery backup to prevent loss of time when the wall isolator is switched off? I've set it once and switched off at the wall for 10 mins and the time was still set whereas if off for a few hours, the time defaults.

Of what I've read, the Honeywell T3R, which I installed, does have some intelligence built into it which seems to lean towards what OT is designed to do.

Turbomax Vuw I was thinking of changing the CH to Open Therm but I looked at the combi board and it doesn't have an OT connection. Can anyone tell me what the 20v 7, 8 and 9 terminals in the image are used for please. There's no mention in the manual that I can see.