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I totally agree with you 45yearsagasman, it is a mess up there - no room to move. As I said in a previous post, the boiler installer was recommended and they were not exactly on the ball so how do you go about finding a reputable firm? There are these sites like "Rated Tradesman" etc but...

Answering all questions - I hope. Boiler is a Worcester Greenstar 30 CDI. I know where the pump is but I didn't know how to tell if it was on the Return or Out side. From the photographs you may be able to see the vent pipe coming out of the exit central heating pipe from the hot water...

Mattie I am not sure of the position of the pump. All I know is that the installer said he was doing an S plan. BUt I do not know whether he really knew what he was doing. He was recommended but when he came I established he was not gas registered or electric registered. So he had to call in a...

Yes Yes Yes I did misinform you about the gravity hot water system - Sorry. Thank you for your suggestions etc. spareshunter, I didn't think of turning the pump flow down and that might help but I think I am going to have to move the feed and expansion pipes so they connect as per the info...

The diagram accurately depicts my system. I don't have a cylinder thermostat as one has never been fitted. I do plan to add this to reduce the hot water temperature. The system has been in the house ever since we moved in 20+ years ago. Two years agao I replaced the boiler, pump, 2 port...

Hi, I have a gravity hot water and pumped central heating system with a conventional condensing boiler. I have an S plan set-up with 2 port valves. I noticed that when the central heating is being pumped, water continually flows out of the expansion pipe into the expansion tank. I need...

Thanks for your advice. I assume that the fuse in the Consumer Unit is 32 AMP as this is labeled as 32Amp and the electrician procured this himself. I think I will adopt your suggestion of the 2 x 16Amp fuses. Now to find a qualified electrician to do the installation.

They are Siemens HB78AB590B Built in Electric Ovens,

I had an electric cooker put in last year. It has it's own 6mm cable goinf from a 32AMP MCB in the consumer unit to the cooker connection point and switch. I want to add another identical oven and need to know how the second one would have to be connected. I will get an electrician in to do...