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Interesting subject. I agree with fitz1 regarding pulling the plug when working on the appliance to be sure of ones safety. However, speaking to a sparks who lives opposite me the other day on this very subject, he says that the reason for fitting spurs is so the earth can't be disconnected, as...

The two outlet ports on the Honeywell will be marked 'A' and 'B' (I think B is hot water) check with the instructions. depending on the orientation of the s/master you may have to alter the pipework to make sure that the Honeywell is upright or no further over than 90 degrees. This is so that if...

Pipework may require minor alteration. Wiring is as follows: (if you are fitting a Honeywell, first colour is the S/master) Blue to Blue, Earth to Earth, Orange to Orange, Yellow to White, White to Grey, Red to be linked with Orange.

Please ignore the above ChrisR, it's the horseshoe clip on the diverter valve. Mind went blank. Thanks anyway. :oops:

Where exactly is that, ChrisR?

Have client with above 18 month old boiler. She says she has difficulty in getting it to produce hot water, heating works fine. However, every time I turn up (four times now) it works fine. Diverter pin hits micro switch, pump runs, fan comes on, burner lights. I appreciate intermitant faults...

Thanks for all your input. The guard rail was the thing i'd forgotten about, though the remote filling loop seems a good idea.

Good evening Gentlemen, first post and all that. Client has asked me to quote on installing a new boiler in the roof space. Can anyone refresh me the on regs regarding this. I know that the floor must be boarded and there must be a permanent light fitting, both of which this property has...