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come on seco the op is trying. (no need to come back with the obvious retort.)

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dm surely you've come across gaspipe before :shock: :) edit. i see you have.

'All electrical work shall be carried out by a competent person and shall comply with BS 7671 (IEE Regulations). In the Republic of Ireland, reference should be made to the current edition of the ETCI (Electro-Technical Council for Ireland) rules. The boiler is supplied for connection to...

thats fine.

no it cant be checked with the system full. & as i said, if the vessel is almost empty it will take a lot of pumps. + check the valve isn't leaking (spit on it).

check it.

SNAP

explosive ignition. you need qualified boilerman.

did you blow the candle out under the cylinder. :? how is your hot water heated ?

loosen the cap on the aav & let it do its job.

3.0.3 updated from version 2 about 3 weeks ago.

i use fox. just tested it. no problems.

well you knew what i was on about you old codger. :lol:

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i appreciate this. but over the years the regs/best practice etc have flip flopped over this & other issues (open flued boilers in garages comes to mind). the reasons for relaxing the reg cannot be attributed to the interests of safety other factors came into play. i have no doubt that if a...

of course it is WDIK. but long term its gotta be capped off.

its normal when in condensing mode & should have been explained to you.

slightly off topic. Corgigrouch do you really think there would be a problem selling the house. i don't think so. its a load of ball hooks.

your expansion vessel is almost empty to start with. with boiler empty & drain open (im guessing here, as i've never counted) your going to need to pump it 30-50 times.