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thanks tony, think tomorrows hangover has kicked in early. have been around on this site long enough and now that i'm going into business on my own i'm startled by the misguided few who think that gas is something that they are competent to deal with (not forgetting bamber, softus, water sys. et...

count to 10 and DEEEEEEP breath.

you are an accident waiting to happen. You are one of the ones that I have a real problem with. You are not competant! You may think that you are because you have the mfrs instructions but unless you have at the least a C&G or an NVQ in installation and maintenance of gas appliances then you are...

think tony was trying to point out that i was being a silly boy and that I should try reading mfrs destructions before making silly post..... point taken :) :D :)

you shouldn't be servicing your boiler, forgive me if I am wrong but you dont sound like a CORGI.

sounds like it needs to be reset... drop the door, is there a little hole to prod with a ball point pen?

thanks bripl, will go and hide in my corner til headache subsides.

yes agile, or am I being really thick? Was a big night last night so hangover is clouding my judgement.....

Would I be missing something if I suggested that the boiler supplied is NG and should have a conversion kit installed to run LPG?

Dont know if you've got somethibng sorted but please feel free to get in touch, I'm nearby and am happy to give you some advice. Email in my profile :wink:

sunbeam sounds like the very dangerous type of person which CORGI was set up to rid this country of. Its not difficult...why pay the professionals?...... BOOM!!!!!!!

it's all under the floor but reasonable access, boiler going in utility room. Have got a helping hand on this one so was hoping to have it done in 2 1/2 long(ish) days

have you got gas? If so.... Turn the middle control knob to the middle position, leave for 3 seconds then turn to heating/hotwater and open a hot water tap If same again, suspect shorting on the spark lead

shade under 3K

thanks all, thinking I may have bitten off more than I can chew now but it's priced right and, well, thinking back to how my dad taught me to swim.........

brave lad that ScottishGasMan, the name alone leaves you open to all sorts of abuse.....

I am about to embark on my first major install, a back boiler on a fully pumped ov system out and a spanking new Vaillant 937 storage combi in... Any pointers you lads can give me? I am an ex BG tech (with 10 yrs exp.) but with not much install experience. Hoping this will be the first of many...

surely not broadwater farm dan?

You should have gone to the Floria in Cricklewood - Luvely grub me old mucker. (Had a few late night steaks in there while I stayed in LDN)

no radio signals, just a delay. Both the ES1 and RS1 have same wiring baseplate so essentially your just replacing the little pcb thaty works the relays. It really is a simple job and doesnt require anything more than the ability to use a screwdriver. PLEASE REMEMBER TO ISOLATE ELECTRICS BEFORE...