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as far as i recall they have the same wiring but do not have a removable head that is interchangeable with honeywell, which became the 'industry standard' 15 (guess) years ago.

you do not have a free boiler :evil:

no you don't need to drain the dhw. what you propose sounds fine. but if i were you i would return the wicks valve & get a honeywell or preferably (imo) a horstman version (cheaper & better guarantee). wait till monday & pop down partscenter.

just concentrate on your 'diverter problem' for now. plastic pipework does not look nice otherwise its ok. do you need hw for a bath or do you just require it to wash your hands ? this is a little unclear. a room stat is a good idea.

1st impression. nice spur fitted beneath boiler.. :shock: :)

perhaps this may help. www.causewayheating.co.uk/whichboiler.cfm

it wouldn't make any difference as you are draining the boiler to release system pressure.

http://www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=251090#251090

the filling loop key assembly is an optional extra & has not been fitted in your case. so you will have a standard filling loop somewhere. i have never seen one not fitted but i suppose its possible.

your being silly bob. i've asked you in there for a chat before.

the top picture. someone has done that on purpose as they believed the rads were fitted in series. who ever did it thought that the other rads on the system would get no flow if the trv shut down. shut the trv down & shut the ballofix. run the heating. do all the other rads work ? bottom...

i didn't check the date. :oops: but for some reason this appeared on page 1 of the forum. :?:

another one ripped off.

i haven't the faintest idea whats going on in this thread. does anyone care to enlighten me ? :?

get a complete horstman & just change the head. far cheaper than honeywell & far better guarantee.

flying pigs come to mind.

i'm no expert when it comes to bog mechanics, but surely thats a non starter as doitall inferred.

i would imagine that this is a rad replaced on a single pipe system. pics of other rads on the system may help also.

you could bend it, but the fact that it was rizla thin is what i was getting at.