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When I read the op’s first post mentioning that the pressure dropped to 0.5 bar I also thought of a perforated HWC coil, however the post does not make clear whether the pressure always settles to 0.5 bar or would eventually go to zero. With the system not isolated or running in any way...

You can save some money by reusing your existing programmer and just moving it to the airing cupboard. If you are doing this then the heating channel can be disconnected. Again as G4Y says, it would be better to get someone who knows how to do all this in as once you disconnect everything I...

As gas4you said, have your existing programmer on 24/7 for heating and the new programmable stat will take over. Hot water is not affected. Make sure you know how to wire the thing in properly.

I like mine best :lol:

Neither. It causes the motorised valve to operate which in turn will fire your boiler and possibly the pump, depending on what sort of boiler you have.

Class :)

You'll be telling us not to run with scissors next!

Ah yes I see. Several minutes after someone else identified the problem, I immediately knew what the problem was. I am only surprised that no one else, apart from me, knew the answer. Everyone else has the IQ of a toffee apple.

Why isn't the second poster, RichThompson, getting any credit for identifying the fault first?

What does buzz out mains mean?

Ignore me! I was joking.

Take the case off. Locate the hose / tube - top left hand side. Unscrew until water dribbles into your armpit. Tighten up. Job done.

Very useful and well worth knowing, but surely everyone knows that you can't beat Agile, unfortunately.

I think this one has a vent on the top of the heat exchanger with a silicone hose attached to it. It has to be bled.

You little tease Suzanna :lol: why so coy about your boiler?

Good luck with that :lol: :lol: :lol:

Not sure if I understand your post as it was making my eyes hurt, but this might answer your questions:- 1) Should not do any harm to manually operate the valve 2) If you are talking about resistance across the windings then I dunno 3) No special settings to replace the motor Apologies...

Why not relocate the receiver to somewhere more convenient and in range? obviously the wiring will need to be extended but so what.

You do understand who the people are on this forum, who are giving your their best advice don't you?

Not at all but it seems to me that the OP is going to have to get formal to get any satisfaction on this one. If he eventually goes down the small claims route then he must show that he has made every effort to enable the original contractor to rectify the work. The judge would be...