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Was a site Heating Engineer for years so here goes 1 - If its a two story then manifold as previous post, if new build then guessing all pipes will be hidden by plaster and if so just cover with metal tape so it can be found later if required. 2. I realy cant remember the name of thes...

Hi Guys, Well as the story for alot goes i have been laid off due to ever increasing fuel costs. I am currently looking for a full time position in the hull area but will travel (was doing 400 miles a week just to get to meet and back) and am willing to work at half rate as an assistant if...

Spot on mate, i was at a 8 year old 80eco today, never been serviced once in that time, only needed a new thermistor!!! Replaced a 3 year old Isar last week with a Duo cause it was foooked

Do you plan on repairing any future problems yourself? If not whats the problem and get them painted as it will be your pipeworkers problem(by the way i hate working on painted pipe but its part of the job), if so the answer to your question is no there is nothing that looks remotely good or...

In fairness i think he means connection

First off check your blow off outside for water mark and get back to me as topping up your boiler every other day is gonna do some expensive damage!!

You would be amazed at how many cant find them on a baxi or potterton.

Over heating on the CH or HW side?

Tell you what folks the logic plus gets a big thumbs up for fitting but a big thumbs down for its condensate position!!!

Pcbs rarely go on there own accord usually pump or fan takes them out. Maybe a daft question but have you checked the 2 board fuses.

Bloody women is that, tell them not and they will :D

Sorry meant to mention that. If doing Micro do 2 rads and through pump

You assume right but that thing wants to be as high as posiible and secured to a wall!!!

Honestly about 7 out of every ten, we have actually stopped using them as it was making us look like we were using tat, I beleive wrongly or rightly that its customer pressing the DO NOT PRESS button, but had a few that the Temp dial has failed on however were back to honeywells or Baxi...

If you do it (and ive never had a problem) do it with 2 rads open at once instead of one as its far more effective.

Yes and absoloutly unreliable, avoid as you will only be replacing it or re-tuning it within months. Baxi do one that you put where the internal clock goes and the receiver where you want.

For what its worth mate have a go and by the cheepest tools you can for now to see how it works out. Once your at a point that your making more than you did as a posty then start treating yourself.

Are your taps 1/4 turn or twist type?

Will be on there gas safe card as mine is i beleive!!

As with anything its all about supply and demand people :twisted: