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is it the radiators themselves? they should have plastic spacers on the radiator brackets to stop them 'ticking' on heating and cooling.

and test the flue to make sure its working and sealed correctly. rgi work only surely?

take also into account that your radiator valves may need replacing to cope with the additional pressure and that any weak spots in the system will be found pretty quickly.

to be honest its worth just changing that pump any way. we fitted them for a few years as part of a cost drive. they were f'ing dreadfull. we usually fitted it and then removed a couple of weeks later and put i a proper pump(grunfdoss).

16 week course? any on site training or pure college? if not, now you need to serve your time before you do time :D

thats kind of ok, that heat exchanger should be done for free. however if you have no scale protection i would strongly recommend the hydroflow. i live in a ard water area also and have one on my combi. the magnabooster should also be fitted if you have any sort of sludge problems. you...

get bg to carry out sonic clean under your contract. then ask them to quote for a magnabooster to protect your system. remember that when you are renting that if the boiler breaks down your tenants may be able to not pay rent for the peroid that the boiler is faulty.

waterworks that was him, same dude then. flosser.

from the valve with the red handle (pressure relief valve) check the pipe leading from it to outside and make sure it is not discharging water. if it is you expansion vessel may have failed and need recharging/replacing. to prove the coil on your cylinder 1st identify the feed to the...

i couldnt comment on the fault without seeing it in action, but i can say that those charges are well out of order. of the 2 boards on that the most expensive is £150 and no more than an hours work to change it.

ive just poked me head back on here and seen these comments. is old whatisface back...broag /atag fool cant remember his name?

:oops: :oops: as above really. The whole is roughly 6 inches across and unfortunatey crossed a seam between 2 sheets of board. now ive repaired intentional holes before, but in those situations have cut a hole and retained the board that was removed. in this cae there is none. do i have...

ive got one now actually. asks loads of questions, not too confident and great with the customers.

thread from the dead :lol: the ' heat' engine has an issue apparantly. its on molded component . i've seen it once. the boiler doesn't have a plate heat exchanger. captain morgan may be confusing me though [b]edit[b/] the shame. just reread the title :oops: :lol:

being slow maybe but totally dont get that :? :) were not all numpties. :D

op... why not try british gas. we do take on older guys as far as i know. the pay is less than the papers advertise , but its a nice place to gain some experience. then its up to you.

hi agile :lol: keep getting distracted by other forums :lol: . methinks theres quite a few boilers without pump overruns these days. potterton crap comes to mind. weve been fitting a lot of overrun timers due to this issue.

just throwing in my 2p. dump the pcb wiring centre and rewire it in a proper wiring centre. more reliable and easier to trace .

the part that is noisy is attatched to the crescent shaped bit of metal.... when microwave is on its very rattly . sometimes it spins, mostly not though. the shaft feels loose . cheers for the above reply... is that indeed what i am referring to, and though the part you have suggested is...