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the kettling itself is not a danger however as mickey has pointed out, there may be some serious underlying issues that may result in the blocking of your heating system. in my opinion you should get someone to deal with this even if (especially if) you are planning to get a new boiler.

see what i mean :lol:

if the water must be heated first, then surely this is c plan, divertor with hot water priority? thats my limit though.

axel. so close but yet sor far.

remember that your extractor may also need raising for safe clearance 760mm from burner to exctractor iirc. why not save the expense of running new gas and invest instead in a nice induction hob. even better performance than gas and cleaner.

whooping noise? blocked condense, and as libby mentioned, a serious safety issue with earth brackets. plus the burner seal screws have a brilliant knack for coming undone. really really needs annual safety checks. like all boilers.

from the mention of a flame symbol on your thermostat it sounds like you have a wireless stat possibly. if so. when turning up or down, check that you hear a 'click' from your reciever. ive had quite a few of these fail lately. but coupled with your possesion of a suprima and a boilermate...

joe- sort of right. certainly with non condensors. with condensors, of set up correctly they will 'steam' most of the time. hagi :D

what is the water quality like? was it flushed before the new boiler installed. did the plumber extend the systemd as for balancing, once done correctly, altering settings on the other rads should have no advers effect on other radiators, should only make the hotter in fact. i suggest you...

in a word, yes. ?

just set it to be '4' and be happy its working :)

it sounds like the system just needs balancing correctly. the system should have been flushed by the 'plumber' already. just dont pay him until he has your system working correctly. you havent payed him , have you?

chek you've connected the divertor head correctly first, and then post the actual model of the boiler :) intital thought is a blocked plate hex but lets see what othe rinfo you can give. ... more advice can be gotten through the combustion chamber if you are gas safe :idea:

with the thread, and if you are using multi wrap as suggested, us approx 20 wraps overlaping as you go. a little blob of silicone grease will help the fittings go together as well.

for 8 hours double time? damn straight. enjoying my one day off now :lol:

kerrrrrching. 4 callouts last saturday including one telephone consultation :wink:

so what you are saying is you have a flue concealed in your ceiling void and its leaking. STOP USING YOUR BOILER. you need a different engineer to look at this immediately. if your flue cannot be seen along its entierety and is though to be leaking, you or others may be at serious risk of...

not just seen to be. is. must go now . done my 45, now 8 'standby' busy day tommorow, thankyou children in need.

nope, the most likely fault is the gasket which fits between the flue and then fan outlet. about a tenner. if the boiler has not been recently serviced you could tie it all up iin one visit as you need a gas seafe eng to carry out the work anyway. most bg guys carry one.