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Sure, but here is a question - I have the capability to get a new one, is this likely something that will repeat? If a new boiler costs 700 and will last me 10 years. Instead every time the pilot breaks and I get quoted 160... is it worth it? Will a new modern combi give me more gas savings?

Hello, I have this BAXI boiler and suddenly today, the PILOT ON light won't come on. It just kind of makes a "tick, tick, tick" sound and only the "FAN ON" light is on. I think this is a "intermittent pilot" as it only switches on when it starts working. Is the electric ignition system for...

Could the short circuit at the thermostat level have broken the motorized valve, or is this problem most likely from before?

There is now, that was the original picture

OK, Central Heating works now, however - since always, the boiler seems to switch on and off "Burner On" even though CH and HW is OFF. It isn't always on, it alternates. Is this normal? I am investigating if the heaters are still being heated even though I have CH to OFF...

Even when connecting L to A, it still does the same thing. Whether the relay is open or closed, the boiler makes the same sound and I do not hear any water flowing through it. Do you think the rads are so old they are connected in series? P.S. I can't put the rads back yet because some of the...

Here are some pictures: New wiring of BDR91: Boiler pictures: Rad pictures:

Sorry, what I meant was, in the wiring diagram it says to connect "Live" to Pin 2 (L) and then for me to manually connect Pin 3 (L as well) to A using a bit of wire. I was wondering why not connect "Live" directly to "A", but then I realised the "L" is to power the device and the "A" is to close...

That's what I was afraid of - other than taking out the flooring, any way to check? It seems like a lot of the piping goes into the loft.

Here is the wiring diagram for the receiver end on a typical boiler: Why not connect L directly to A? EDIT: To answer my own question.. It could be because it needs power to function? (It has an LED and is a receiver after all... ) and A-B is just a relay.

Yes, I just moved in. The house is 1930s, the heating system is probably newer than that - the owners never specified. I know that the Drayton needs to be CH always on, it has always been :) Let's see if I have this down correctly What was on 1 (brown) needs to go to L1, this is...