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If the bath is stable then just build a panel frame. The silicon sealant used along the edges will normally cure any creaking sounds the bath makes when in use. I know some plumbers put a baton all the way around the lip to stop movement, but as its a steel bath I would suck it and see so...

Tommy Without offense mate if you cant find out where its coming from in your own home, how the flipping heck do you think we will. Try your pump, also see if the noise goes away when you run cold water.

Well Oilman I will let you know how good my day was when I get round there to look at it. Hopefully it will be better than yours :D

Yes thanks Mandate I was thinking control box but I will check the photo cell first. thanks for your help Gents

Hi Any ideas please, the burner cuts out after a few seconds then when you reset it, it fires ok? It has been serviced, new nozzle, smoke no:0-1, pump pressure to spec. Thanks Brian

It could be leaking from the base of the syphon? I always use silicon sealant on all the washers it is not worth the time and effort putting them together without and then finding out they leak.

Mmmm cant say that I really remember where I read it. Thanks gents for your help

Hi can you tell me what the regulations are for the height of rads above skirtings. I thought it was no less than 50mm, but I seem to remember reading that it has changed. Brian

A combimate is not electronic it in my opinion is a very good choice, you can use it to either just serve your boiler or have it on the rising main to serve the whole house. I think the medium used in the combimate cost about £20.00 and lasts about 6 months as an average.

If the difference is small you can by an offset pan connector

I presume you have gathered by now that a lock out is caused by any problem and unless you can isolate and test each component or possible fault you are not going to be able to fix it.

Thanks for you help again By what I can gather as there is already a pump on the system and its working ok I should be fine, if the pump was on the return or there was no pump at all then it can become a problem. Oh well here it goes sink or swim I can always change it back

its on the flow. if it was on the return why does that make it a problem as long as its running ok already

Hello I am about to price to convert a semi pumped system, gravity fed to the cylinder to a fully pumped. As you probably know I am new to heating, so please correct me if I am wrong. Cut off and cap gravity fed side of boiler reconnect cut ends to pumped side via a controls pack...

oh yes two days before christmas 2003 oops it slipped 15 stitches later. luck had it I didnt bleed over the customers carpet.

Heldite I think thats the Black sticky stuff used to make the connection to the tank. Notice my incredible use of terminology :D

whether it be oil or gas it needs servicing. you had a quote four years ago so how long ago was it serviced. your lucky the thing is still running!!! at the end of the day its your choice.

You wont be able to convert it. When was it last serviced?

You answered your own question the only real option is to go out through the wall or roof.

system probably needs balancing see other posts as there are lots about this type of problem