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Preference of system down to your self but there is no real added benefit going down the unvented route for yourself and the main would definitely need to be upgraded at only 12L a min to have an unvented working to it full capacity . Also no need to get a 35 kw combi if you are only getting...

copper push fit and press fit are two separate methods but yep i dont like the idea of o ring 35 /40 years on

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you dont put sleeves into copper press fit

just made out the tee as pic not the clearest . That is quite a strange looking set up although a standard gas bloke cant touch a service it might be worth asking one to have a look to identify what is going on under there . edit your new pic below is showing its an elbow not a tee

so are you on about the black iron pipe with the bonding on it as that could possibly be the old internal gas pipe not the service

Just leave it on it is a negligible extra cost and helps stops condensation etc in the bathroom

use gas ptfe and dont worry about overtightening you wont

usual reason for luke warm rads and cycling every few minutes is a slight blockage in a gauze filter in the return isolation valve it can also be caused with a sticking divertor valve .

ITS not the thermistor sensor then as the main sensor initially controls both . .It will be a case of waiting to see if it does it again then investigate further

my 105 is 23 years old now it is one of the most bullet proof combi`s out there and have loads on books around the 20 year old mark still going strong so he is giving you good advice. Nope its not a troublesome job it can be changed for the latest baxi purely by using 5 sockets /same flue hole...

on a council instal no chance

balancing on a condense boiler is actually around 20 degrees which on majority of existing installations is more or less impossible to reach even 12 degrees can be a struggle at times

The one in my photo pipes were put in around early 80`s the pic was took earlier this year when the damp patch started to show on the ceiling . But we were fixing leaks like that on same estate from early 90`s so that one lasted well

the lever indicated by your arrow 2nd from right

https://www.free-instruction-manuals.com/pdf/pa_458238.pdf

Yellow is the gas so no need to touchit to re pressure the boiler You just pull the green lever down

This is why copper needs protecting on stell beams

yeah also use the 384345 gc number in parts list

Yeah and possibly crack it