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Thanks corgiman, I'll email him now. (by the way, not so sure about the earache vs booooom!)

Sorry Dave, I can't find a post with 'clf gas', could you please direct me to one? Thanks. John

Believe me, I'm more than happy with wearing two or more jumpers and having cold showers, my girlfriend however, isn't! So while the boiler doesn't work I get serious earache. I will however, aim to get it sorted, even if that means getting a WB engineer out.

Thanks Dave. Believe me, after all this time, I'm not expecting miracles! By the way, how do I get in touch with 'Clf gas'? Thanks John

Thanks superduperman, I'll change the sensor and let you know how I get on. (With regards to re-connecting the thermostat - I can do it......but after 30 mins my boiler will cut out and I'll have to re-set it, time and time again. In that case, maybe it really is time to bite the bullet and...

Yeah, thanks Dave....while I agree that getting a WB engineer out is the best and probably most logical conclusion to this problem, I was hoping that the forum and it's members might have experience or alternative ideas to troubleshooting such a problem.

You're right when you say that it's tripping for a reason, but I'm not so sure that it's to protect me, at the moment it seems as though it's doing so do wind me up. The repair man said that the pump is working fine (at the time, I didn't take too much notice of how he checked this or how he...

Many thanks for your reply superdupergasman and you'll need to excuse my ignorance, but.....when you refer to the [primary thermistor located on the front of the main heat exchanger], could that also be known as/refered to as the central heating sensor?!? It's just that when I looked up the...

Hi everybody, I'd like to pick your brains and ask for advice on a central heating problem I have! I've moved in to a property with a Worcester 350 combi boiler - it was working fine last winter, but this winter (and more specifically a few months ago), it completely and all of a sudden...