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So just tell your gran to use it. And if u can afford take a care plan out with a reputable company One of big 6 are usually cheapest and best. For piece of mind My daughter's current boyfriend is a gas fitter. He does servicing work for British Gas. He is paid the princely sum of £20.02 to...

It is a combi, if that is what you mean

My son's boiler system is not working best. I have drained the water, and it was very brown. I have seen black sludgy water but never brown! Can anyone tell me why this is? TIA

Any ideas - please?

I have a worcester R40 HE ZWBR., with an onboard electronic programmer I want to fit an external prorammable room thermostat, (to use instead of the fiddly timer on board) but it appears that you can only fit the Worcestors own make of room stat, which isn't programmable. Any ideas, please?

Are you in Granite Way, Loughborough?

........dangerous advice by giving him the comfort zone of "thinking" he is doing something properly (to be fair thats why the OP has asked on here for advice) I rather think he posted for a laugh :shock:

I think empip is fully aware of thet, he was merely highlighting a recent "electrical fault" that could have resulted in a tragedy.

I had one fitted 3 years ago, and rarely use it now. We really cn't be bothered withe hassle. Fortunately, it isn't in the main lounge.

Thank you all so much for nyour help, in particuoar the link. I will have a good look at all this over the weekend. Thanks

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Thanks. I was thinking in trms of ventilation. The current window has small openings at top. Before we did the FD's they were the ONLY openings, and there is no way even a kid could get through!

We live in a bungalow. The main bedroom is about 24 feet by 14 feet. We have one pair of french doors opening to outside, and one pair into the conservatory. Our D/G windows are shot, and we would like to remove them and brick up, for a couple of reasons. But this would leave us without an...

Alternatively if you are just wanting individual coals then google "replacement coals for gas fires" there are plenty of options. No you have to use the proper coals esigned for th actual fire. As far as setting them out is concerned then I am not sure that where you place them or how...

http://www.trustpilot.co.uk/review/plumbplanet.co.uk but seem legit: http://wck2.companieshouse.gov.uk/072f332a925325715351935cb0bd2c7f/compdetails

The firer thr op posted about werent a cabinet heater, so i would think they can't actually tke it to a shop, but get a gasman to call out

How about: Pressurise to just below 3 bar. Isolate heating systems using valves on boiler. Leave overnight with no heat or hot water usage. If next morning pressure has not moved, then open valves on boiler. Pressure falls, proving loss on rads (rather than expansion vessel issue). Or...

Every couple of months, my boiler pressure drops drastically. I top up the boiler, but within a day it goes into the red. It stops there until pressure is released. I had a guy look at it, but he says this sort of thing happens. Should I be worried? Thanx

We have a PVR. we can watch recordings. We can record new programmes, and watch those as it is recording. BUT we now can't watch live TV through the PVR. Any ideas, please.?