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OK, where do you derive 0.3mb from? I assume (dangerous I know....) that you meant 20mb, * 1.5 = 30mb. But, as standing pressure is meant to be circa 27mb (but, often goes to 30+mb before regulator takes it back down to nominal 27mb), a test of 27mb*1.5 would be closer to 41mb.... What do your...

some clues as to what sort of property , flat, house, bungalow? Hot-water system type?, cylinder in an airing cup'd?, with a hard outer shell, or soft loose fitting jacket?, method of heating it?, Gas, oil, Coal, leccy? boiler that lights up when hot-tap turned on? the sort of stuff that us...

Should be covered in Insulation!

If it is in the Daily Epxress Website, it must be all be truth? Really? Much disinformation. From all sides. I suspect that 'newspaper' websites (of all hues) pander to their regular reader types, and feed them what they expect to hear/read. Of course, I may be wrong. DH

Just a little plagiarism, see 'uncyclopedia.com' and search for 'Anglia Square' All city entries have an 'Oscar Wilde ism' to raise a titter

Fitted one, seems to do just what it says on the can.... But they all do that. Not easy to use it as a dosing pot, as capacity is v small. I still tend towards Magnaclean Pro.

suggest you search eBay (of all places....) type Drayton Digistat repair. and you'll be amazed

Indeed there are, but in the Avanta it is inside the casing, which forms the room sealed compartment. Hence it is not a 'diy' area. I trust that when you have refitted it you have made all the checks necessary to ensure it's integrity? Beleive it or not, and only you know the real answer to...

Ahh, but behind the front cover (which makes it 'room-sealed') is Gas Installer territory, so the DIYNot forum rules oughta some into play here.... surely DH

Water softener? Just a thought, but you would need a large and easily removable cover to recharge with salt blocks.... DH

Kitted up, I believe Picasso may be correct, its an Ecomax, not Ecotec (if, I have goggled the image correctly....) DH

Old news, Gerard Hoffnung wrote it back in the fifties, quoting Golders Green as the site in question. DH

If you use a local shop (say, a farm gate shop), you may be pleased with both prices and quality, and, you might just be saving some food miles, employing local people etc etc. And as a bonus generally they are actually pleased to see you and have a product knowledge and interest. Its not...

Erm, no I have not visited the company, my 'tongue in cheek' answer is based on meeting their product on site, and I can honestly say that the only way is up..... Never fitted one, but it seems all manu's claim a unique selling point, eg country of manufacture, warranty length, brass...

If you want metal innards, mr Jedi, check out 'Ravenheat' as an alternative to WB, UK made, brass inside etc etc. What could possibly go wrong..... DH

In the Manufacturers Installation instructions (which were of course left with the boiler when the 'Installer' had finished ?) are a series of wiring diagrams. If you feel competent, read these in conjunction with the ones that relate to the controls package that you have...

And you've not mentioned Apple once...... Yet ;) Dh

Let me use an analogy.... Chap walks into a restaurant and when seated at the table is presented with the menu... "no thank you, I have brought my own ingredients, knife fork and plate etc, just ask the chef to cook this lot for me will you please" I suspect the response would be, well...

I fitted dozens, and only had probs with one where rainwater deluged the insulation boards (vertical flue). Found Tech help and Heateam (once 'trained up' on them) only too happy to throw parts at it, and I have most of a new 35Kw one under my sideboard looking for a home... Surely that cost...

There is no doubt a valid reason why the 'genuine' replacement parts are now made from a different material to the originals... not like the one pictured earlier.. It was not Vaillant's finest hour.... DH