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Well, it's only 2kw more than the 28i. The price difference is minimal. It is a slightly better built boiler. worth the extra I would say.

Eh? They are not responsible for your pipe freezing. Neither are any of the other dozens of boiler manufacturers. It is the result of extreme temperatures and in some cases poor installation work.

Frozen condensate pipe. You are the 300,000th victim this week.

No. It's a non-opening window. Boiler is fitted understairs. I posted the picture merely to demonstrate that condensing flues,even correctly installed ones, can appear to drip. Strictly speaking the icicles are not caused by dripping from the flue in this case but by the pluming passing...

1.5 bar is too high. 1 bar is the recommended system pressure when cold.

This flue has the maximum fall back to the boiler - and it appears to still drip.

Quote from user manual, Worcester Bosch Greenstar boilers: << TIPS ON ENERGY SAVING Central heating systems with room thermostats/thermostatic radiator valves The central heating control on the boiler should be set to the maximum rated temeperature of the central heating system. The...

Set it on max.

You can use whatever you like if it's your house.

Well- a couple of things-most reputable installers will increase the size of the condensate pipe to 32mm waste pipe for any pipe runs outside the property. Alternatively ,if possible it is better to try and run the condensate pipe somewhere internally e.g. into an internal waste pipe...

This poster got their boiler going after suitable advice. Might work for you. http://www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=208194

Glad you got it working. well done.

You probably dont even have to cut all the way through the pipe if you find it awkward-just a generous cut under the pipe will probably do. Be careful not to cut through any wires/cables.

Read the post above/below- 'central heating and hot water not working'-you may have the same problem.

+1 to the above. Lose the Keston and don't let another one in your house-they are too much trouble.

Well if you can see a short length of horizontal condensate pipe going out of the wall from underneath the boiler you can cut through it with a small (junior) hacksaw. It will only be holding a few drips of water. So long as you cut through it inside and put a container under it that should get...

Well no. But if you can disconnect the condensate pipe under the boiler-so that you can discharge it into a vase or bowl for the time being then I would do that- the frozen length will take a bit of shifting and not a practical task for yourself at the moment by the sounds of it . You may...

You definitely need to try and defrost that condensate pipe-use a hairdryer-the boiler will not work if it's frozen.Classic symptom is the gurgling sound you mention. See here:http://www.worcester-bosch.co.uk/homeowner/customer-service/common-winter-boiler-enquiries