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Ok thanks,. I wonder if that is normal T&c wording

Probably everything you're saying is right, can of worms though if anything goes pear shaped

Neither have I,. Already sent a load of other questions to them as well, this is one of the ones they gave no answer to.

Looking thru an installers T&Cs not sure about this one The customer shall be liable for ……. any loss damage or injury whether direct or indirect or consequential resulting from failure or delay in their performance. just wondered if someone could explain what it means, thanks

Thanks for all your comments

Thanks Fireman, yes he has seen the work involved so makes u wonder how it can increase in price, perhaps that is why he has gone in at a cheapish price of £1995 + vat plus £300 for a powerflush, optional, going from vented to system the way

I have read that a quote for the above is less likely to be or can't be increased in price whereas the estimate is just that and can go up in price, thanks

I wouldn't worry too much about your new pump, it will be fine. Your system sounds a lot cleaner than my old vented system. My Grundfos pump is still ok after 20 years use. Makes sense what u are saying about cleaning the filter to get rid of residue gunge, having said that I'm no expert

Thanks, will support the s/pipe

when removing the pan is the only water to drain out, from the cistern and what can be seen at the bottom of the pan, nothing further round where it connects to the soil pipe? just checking

Thanks Bernard, the toilets that I have been looking at don't seem to say anything on the instructions about low/high pressure fill, so is it pot luck? Also if u put a high pressure valve on a low pressure fill will it just take longer to fill or not work at all?

Can all new toilets with an inlet fill valve, (not old style ball çock valve) be filled from tank as well as mains?

Now I'm confused again. I understand that the zone valves are supplying the switched live. But my pump must also be switched as it comes on and off with the zone valves so wouldn't supply a permanent live back to the boiler. There is no auto bypass valve so the pump doesn't stay on for pump...

Ok, fair comments, I suppose there is just as much wiring in my airing cupboard as there is near to the boiler

Boiler main switch is on the wall just near the boiler. Aren't most isolation switches sited near the boiler, why would someone put a boiler main switch in the airing cupboard?

Got it

Ok, that's a relief, I blame it all on these installers coming round to give me quotes for a system boiler from a vented system. A couple have said , have to take a wire from the old pump (in the airing cupboard) back to the new boiler. But looks like, switched live comes from the zone valves...

Not sure what Jeff's response is, did I say something wrong,?

Sorry to be a bit thick but could u not take the permanent live from the main boiler switch on the wall and use the switched one from the zone valves? Currently my old vented boiler doesn't have pump overun so as u said before, just a switched live from zone valves.

For the pump overun , is that the same?