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where is the boiler fitted, have you got a frost stat

i think he has done a job well done, can't have been easy for a total beginner. out of interest did you drain the whole system.

adding chemicals to you system is easy, the best place to add the chemicals for you would be from your radiators. where you bleed the radiator to take the air out, what does that look like? can you take that radiator bleed valve out? before you take that out turn both your radiator valves...

that is called an auto air vent, keep it open at all times

it could be anything, have u checked pump to see is working in hw mode. does your boiler overheat in h/w mode.

try the change over component, is when it changes from ch to hw.

get someone who knows what there doing, i know what is wrong but not sure if i should tell you coz u might affect the boiler. it should take someone 5 mins to repair it.

if your heating works, then your pump work. when u replaced the d/valve did you accidently get anything wet

when u ran the hot water does the h/w spindle makes the mico switch. did anything get wet when u replaced the d/valve

test the heating first and tell me if it works, if you don't know what you doing then get someone in, coz you ganna makes things alot worst

does your heating work, answer me that first

if the system is low on pressure the hot water will not work always and could be noisy. I know what wrong with your system and think you should get someone who knows what there doing onto it. you obviously done something wrong and if you leave the tap running your boiler will overheat. am i...

take the pump screw out and turn it manually. does the pump spin in ch mode

leave the tap running with the boiler turned off, most likely air in the pipe work, if that does not work bleed your pump and possibly the radiators. did you drain your system. is your air vent open

where is the leak coming from, where is the water bursting from,

where do you think the problems lies

best bet is take it all out again, clean all the fittings, pipes etc and replace all o-rings, if you get stuck i can do it for you but am not cheap. it should not take you more than 1hour.

where in lancashire are u, i have a spare filling loop that might help u

i went to one today, took the trap out --- full of crap, it should not take you longer than 30mins.

thanks for that, makes it alot easier now, would you link it on the pcb or from the old clock