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If it is the case then YEP

Because exactly that, cold going into hot and hot going into cold, It's a thermostatic cartridge, it is a common problem

what about these points ?

If as you say it has just been plumbed in i would suggest calling the plumber, Hot and cold could be wrong way round, isolation valves could not be open fully, some showers are not suitable with Combi's, there are many reasons but for a new install they all point to incorrect installation and or...

3 bar is what you want it at as Charmwood said although 3.5 is also fine

went to this cylinder today as water coming through ceiling, shocked i was not, implosion caused by kitchen fitters

I tell you what I've got a £3600 heating job coming up I'll use it on every joint and see how good it is :wink: :wink: :wink:

Try these links http://www.bes.co.uk/products/119a.asp or http://toiletparts.co.uk/index.html

All though Tony is correct about this question being in the CC you'll have to excuse his rudeness, He believes that no new people should join the industry and if they do they must start with 10 years knowledge under their belts.

why not get your plumber back to sort as it should be a warranty job ?, have you gone from an open vented system to a sealed system ?

Now you're talking Australia here we come 8) 8) 8)

Just to make it clear i do not think Kamco are a nasty company, they make great products at reasonable prices and their service is excellent. I only think they are being slightly short sighted, as a customer is still a customer, alexmiles is now no longer a customer so over the next X amount of...

Didn't I do that then

The Greenstar is a worcester bosch, I would go for the Vaillant much better boiler, BG hold hands with WB so thats always their recommendation, you will get alot of advise on this i suspect, all installers have their own preferences, It'll be your choice because i suspect you'll get pulled from...

Don't think you'll be on Dragons den with that idea mate. :roll: :roll: .

If you don't want move the socket then a vertical Rad would be the best option, don't put a normal Rad up high though, would look awful

Always happens, bung the tank and replace only real option, blowtorch may do the job but if you do get it closed when you try to open it it will probably break, so just replace it with either a pegler gate valve or a full bore lever valve.

when replacing valves try to use 1/4 turn full bore lever valves, if you have to use gate valves use Pegler

could be any of the valves not open properly, they may look open but if they are old gate valves they may be broken in a not fully open position