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As I said before if it was that you would be getting E7 fault coming up! The filter is on the left hand side of boiler! There is a chrome box with a pipe coming out of the bottom where this attaches to the manifold is where it is! But don't expect to get it out in 1 piece! ;0)

Most scale reducers are a waste of time end off! And from experience plate H/Exch don't scale up! It's normally the heating side that gets blocked up with crap! Mangaclean or equivelant are always a good idea though! :wink:

These plate heat exchangers very rarely get blocked as there is a filter which stops this from happening and if the filter was blocked you would be getting a E7 fault come up! :wink:

Check to see if there is power to the switched live if there isn't and boiler is still running must be pcb! If there is power to switch live when no Hot water or heating demand then you have a controls problem!

Trust me I have worked on alot of different boilers over the years! And the facts speak for themselves mate! This boiler outsold every other boiler for over 7 years! :lol:

You clearly don't know what you are on about mate as I have worked for potterton for several years and once the pcb kits are fitted and replace the ones that did cause a few issues after several years service! Then they are great boilers and trust me the fans on these things last for years and...

Wot and then not done for another 6 years? Lol :roll: Where was this?

Suprima was one of the best boilers ever made! Well once the upgrade kits fitted! :roll:

I have found that by bending the two end pins out on the gas valve this makes the connection to the gas valve lead better and fixes this problem although I don't recommend you personally doing this but suggest it to the heateam engineer who comes back out to fix it for you as the last poster put...

Must have been stuck in there then because they should quite easily come out!

The problem with turning the dial down is you also put the hot water temperature at the minimum setting! If you remove the jumper you can still set the hot water a decent temperature! :lol:

Which then became Baxi Dietrich Remeha Thermea! Or BDR Thermea for short :wink:

If you have power to the pcb and switched live to the pcb and light is still amber ie standby mode as you say then it's almost certainly a pcb fault as if it were anything else to do with the boiler pcb would be red light!

Does the light on the pcb turn red after a while?

If the central heating fault light is flashing try replacing that as a starter to see if that resolves the problem! Nice easy job as in a dry pocket so no need to drain down! 5 minute job :wink:

My advice is to call a qualified gas engineer who can check your gas supply safely! Check your ignition electrode spark gap! Check your gas valves settings using a flue gas analyser! :roll:

Can't have been me then :wink:

Agreed with you boiler man ! Superb boilers! FYI they have at last done something about that gasket on the burner and they are now made off Graphite so hopefully that will save us changing 1 every service! :lol:

Is hot water still working even when it's on timed on rocker switch if not its programmer that's knackered! Common problem! :wink:

The 5 year warranty would depend on the deal the house builder got when buying the boilers! :roll: