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Second choice for me, ball type tend to leak if not turned off for a while,

Get another service engineer, he will tell you that you either need a service or a new thermo-couple

I note that the 22mm pipe, above the pump, has no air vent at its highest point and therefore propably partially air locked.

Have you checked the in line fuse?

1 WATT = 3.415 Btu`s

http://www.grizzlytools.co.uk/warranty-reg.htm

You simply convert square feet to square metres such as: 1 square foot = 0.09290304 square metres. :wink: :wink:

Incidentally turning the pump speed down could also cure that problem. I already suggested that. :cry: :cry: :cry:

The flue for multi fuel must be at least nine inches in diameter

I am not aware of these vents being used for any other purpose than for the ventallation of cesspits or ceptic tanks. Please visit: http://www.wte-ltd.co.uk/cesspools_cesspits.html for further details

I suspect that this was originally a ceptic tank but has been adapted for use for main drainage using the original manhole cover. Therefore, you can safely remove the air vent.

The dripping will be heard when the system is heating up (expanding) or cooling (contracting). Therefore this will occur just after the heating has been switched on or off or when a TVR opens or close.

The orange wire is inserted so that it bypasses the HW switch, ensuring that the boilere is on for HW whether the HW switch is ON or OFF.

Worcester Heatslave 15/19 Fitting an external programmer: Check that the electrical supply has been turned off and remove the facia panel as described in Section 19.2 (15). The external programmer must take its power supply from the appliance. The leads must be insulated as they operate...

Why not fit a motorized spring return zone valve operated by a simple on/off switch?.

And did he release the air from the pump, (bleed it?.)

It is an air vent to allow fresh air into the ceptic tank and for gases such as methane to escape. If this vent was blocked it would kill of the bacteria (by suffocation) which break up the solids, this is essential so it would be very unwise for you to remove it

Go to the following site and all will be reveiled. :wink: :wink: http://www.gasapplianceguide.co.uk/Direct%20and%20Indirect%20Cylinders%20Explained.htm

Use a Mitre Saw

Turn the pump speed control down to 2 if still chattering turn down to 1.