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I wouldn't even if flushed.

Picture would help.

Rip there arm off, bottles and opso valve are £180 then pipe for the job would maybe £50, would check they are LPG qualified though there are alot of regs with LPG that I won't go into and you could be in trouble if they do it wrong it's not just the line that needs changing! What about cooker...

Aqualisa digital visage pumped, compressor in cupboard job done and will losse that awfull pipework. Hps do them starting from £200 up and about a hour to fit in some instances.

This has been coming along for a long time and it's also for oil not just gas code 4 for new build is already in place, which is the need for some sort of renewable on a house so big so code 6 is complete carbon neutral which is for 2016 anybody in the sector we deal in will be left behind if...

Phill gt83 what are you a tech support in? Being dp

Sounds like it could be the pump,plate hex or main hex. Need them to test it properly.

Yeah do that what a f@@king dxxk, all insured, registered and would defiantly honor a warrantee? You as a user know quality doubt it I've had to sort out loads of juck the euro squad have had a bash at, thatbloke more like tight Fu@k, I know the value of money and I don't find living in a semi...

Probably been leaking for a long time but now you have fitted a more restricted head when you turn it off it holds more water back hence the dripping, when it's dripping remove the head and I bet it will run a fair bit of water out of the hose.

Rent a freeze master for a day freeze the flow to the heating and cylinder and shut the pump valves then change the valve no draining required, or bung the feed and expansion and airlock the system and change the valve.

Probably a air lock on the return turn all the rads off and hotwater if you have a cylinder (hot water off on time clock) if it is a lock this should shift it and should flow fine. Only concern is the length of the run on a 15mm pipe from a radiator mega balancing issues i see in the future when...

Type in the interweb microgenius e34 fault, even ariston don't know how to fix it correctly, agile I usually go with your opinion but it's £84 I wouldn't want my customer to spend on a ariston no matter on age they are junk!

With the above get shot of it before you spend to much on it, or get the e34 no real solution fault.

No jointing compound and over tightened by the sound of it, probably crushed the olives to death now so will need new ones fitted. Beauty of today's so called plumbers probably a diyer gone plumber or a 6 week wonder bet he hasn't got any qualifications. How much did you pay to supply and fit...

I charge £60 for cp12's and extra for combo service and cp12 they add £15 to each and any prices I give for plumbing or repairs under £100 is a £10 charge and anything over 10%, I don't do many job from them I have a fixed diag charge of £45 and £25 for a quote that the landlord gets off the job...

Sounds like he caused the damage by linking the aps out and not testing the fan correctly and or the gas valve, I could be wrong! I would get a second opinion don't pay or let him wiggle out of it, as the boiler was faulty at the start and something was telling him it was but he tried to Bodge...

Sounds like either a faulty shower unit or he didn't fit the non returns in the shower, what's the pressure and flow like in the property?? Doubt the boiler has anything to do with it.

Some users of this forum make me laugh, get a rgi in stop being tight. Can't believe people even have a go at gas related products themselves! As a gas safe engineer myself I hope you can't fix it and if you do hope it all goes bad in the end to teach you a lesson that it's not a give it a go...

Is it me or is the gas valve off?? Looks like it's melted the surround I would get a rgi out shouldn't be getting that hot down there may be a seal leaking on the case, not a DIY job IMO

Sounds like the diverter in the boiler is stuck or the moter is shot.