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yes the two dials on the front facure. simply turn both to the left to zero and then back up again. tell us what happens then.

to reset these you turn (gently) both stats on the boiler back to zero and then turn them back up...see if that starts it again also is it a fast or slow flash ?

where in manchester do you live and what are you studying at college pal....i have no vacancies but i can ask around. Have you tried offering your labour for free? (initially, for experience/poss foot in the door?)

worcester charge £230 for a call out, all parts included in this price.

haha that made me laugh tony...thanks. i didn t weigh into things parking and custards!

what do you do ? release air from the vessel to weaken it ?? this might shock you but i don t test the prv either!!

will film a service and upload for you to watch/verify! its like talking to a numpty.

yes to all the above ! also gas pressures at the g/v. the vessel is checked by watching the pressure gauge on high fire! if it remains constant is is fine. watching that..how long does that take! come and watch me if you don t believe me. The manometer is attached to g/v, whilst waiting for...

oh i understand now...if you are reading the manual as you go it will probably take quite a bit longer !! i know all the fan pressures from memory etc so not having to read up on it all probably makes a difference. if its not a boiler you are very familiar with or practisced at..why comment?

don t do the fan pull test twice..why would you ? cleaned 1 i/si out of hundreds, generally don t need doing! most of the above take longer to write than do! if you can t do that in 20 mins you are seriously slow. did two today, all checks done one was cdi cleaned out regardless of fan...

it takes about 20 mins to service a greenstar properly.....your point being....?

WB all day long

this thread reminds me again and again why i never really come on here anymore and stick in the CC, its largely because of people like joe 90 and nickso. pathetic

am assuming you don t work joe, 22,000 odd posts in the last few years shows me you have a lot of time and little to say. thats a lot of time trolling a plumbing forum, what happened did you get kicked out of plumbing college and decide to spending your remainding life "righting wrongs!"

haha, make sure you are taking your meds !! your arguments don t stand up to scrutiny! are you a car mechanic?? haha

what..you need a local roofer to tell you you have two tiles that have slipped? or the garage to tell you that your clutch has gone?? go and look at a WB 400 with intermittant DHW and tell me what the fault is ??!!

joe your comparison between a structural engineer and a time served gas man that has to be re tested every five years and vetted independantly by gas safe is quite frankly pathetic! you pay him for figures, job done, he doesn t come round in his doc martins and fits steels....does he ? a...

you crank, i am not fraudulent, i am giving a very brief description of a service in a couple of lines on an internet forum ! £75 gets you all checks on the boiler, whether its viable to fix/replace and if you are a normal punter i will tell you whats wrong. if you are the diyer, showing too...

why are you on an internet advice forum, perhaps the best course of action would be to go on the gas safe website and get quotes from registered members. not everyone on here is gassafe reg.

i charge for diagnosing a problem and offer the customer the choice of me fixing it for x amount. I never tell the "interested DIY type" the exact problem as i have in the past and never heard off him again. i don t want it on my conscience if he decides to miss out the middleman and fix it...