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Can be caused by high blood pressure

Agreed. Never again.

Looks like a thermostat for electric under floor heating.

They don't have to be attached to the ceiling:

We have wave curtains and coving - not sure why you think it might be an issue?

Looks to me like it could be a TRV with a integrated balancing insert, such as a Honeywell Valencia. If that black part in the centre has a hex head, and numbers on it, try undoing it slowly. You should find that the pin travel increases.

Photo of your new wiring might be useful.

It looks like the heat is coming from what are most probably two diodes that are disappearing under that white plastic cover, (Photo of another BDR91 without cover for reference.)

What's the other half of the BDR91 look like? Any components in that area that might have overheated/burnt out?

Photo of the meter might help rule that out.

There is never a vacuum.

No. The pin drops down under gravity when internal and external pressures are the same. It is forced up as the cooker warms up by the flow of steam through the hole, and then the increase in internal pressure ensures a good seal.

A photo from further back showing consumer units, both meters etc. would be useful

Yes. Been there. Tap left slightly open overnight. Flooded bathroom floor and puddle in kitchen below the next morning.

I'd be very surprised if they are not the same as an eco rf; https://www.manualslib.com/manual/858557/Intergas-Eco-Rf-24.html?page=11#manual

Thanks. Certainly intend to fault find. My query is around disassembly with it in situ, which I suspect is not possible. But exploded diagram may help decide if that is the case or not Btw did you mean to include a link?

Our Neff warming drawer (N22H40N0GB/01) has failed. Google suggests that a common fault with these results in the power led flashing. In our case the power led does not come on at all. (And yes I have checked the fuse in the plug.) I've been trying to find an assembly drawing to see if I can...

Good suggestion, but I'm not confident about using them with this drawer as the front is more structural than normal. It has a bar for hanging files attached to it, so really needs a permanent fixing.

Bit of a long shot, but looking for a replacement fixing like the one in the image. It fixes drawer front to drawer side, and one is broken. If I can't one the same (which I suspect will be the case), any suggestions for alternatives. (Chipboard side, MDF front). Thanks