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The most common problem encountered by plumbers when fitting a bought suite is the toilet pan, is the one you have close coupled (cistern bolted to the pan) or low level ( 42mm bent pipe from cistern to pan) sometimes the outlet to the soil pipe needs to be extended or shortened if changing from...

Go to www.corgi-gas.co.uk click on consumer services and then find an installer. Sounds like its the gas valve!

Try feeling the pipes one should get hot first (the flow) the other is the return if it does not get hot then the rad must have sludge or another restriction in the rad if it gets hot then cools then the return is blocked further along the return. Are they minibore or 15mm pipe.

Bet its the pump, is the pump very hot are the radiators upstairs hot? are the downstairs ones cold (assuming you do not live in a bungalow!!).

Lay it on lines of silicone sealant.

I agree with Oilman.

As long as the radiator is the correct size to heat the room it doe's not matter where it is situated. Some architects now have them placed on the wall furthest from the widow to prevent heat loss.

Check that both valves are open it sounds like the water is getting to the rad then stopping so a blockge of the return has occured (rad valve shut on return side)

Silly question But....is the boiler pressurised inbetween 1 & 2 bar on the guage and have you checked the 3 amp fuse in fused spur (box on wall near boiler). :idea:

Should be no problem as long as you use the correct fittings.