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Hey guys,thanks for all your help,popped into a computer shop today for some advice.Gonna take my pc in tomorrow,guy there says he`ll do a scan and fix it for£29.99 fixed price,saves me bu**aring about with it and maybe doing more damage. Maybe now I`ll stop surfing those wierd porn...

Hi,thanks for the quick response,I followed your instructions and then did as instructed on the site.Unfortunately the file I downloaded won`t open either due to the same issue,even after trying the taskmanager thing. :( Any other thoughts or suggestions would be appreciated.

Are you absolutely sure the burner is firing up? After running the hot water,the pump in a combi will often come on for a period to dissipate the heat build up in the boiler.

Everytime I double click any program from my desktop apart from IE,I get this message: "This file does not have a program associated with it for performing this action.Create an association in the Set Association control panel." This has also affected my ability to update AVG and adaware...

No. You could build a false chimney and have a metal flue and fluebox installed,this would mean you would have the choice of almost any gas fire available or... ...you could install a Flueless gas fire(Burley)if your room meets the required conditions.These require the room to be of a...

Sorry,but that`s complete rubbish.The flame failure on almost all cookers is of a mechanical nature,occasionally you will come across an oven with an electrical solenoid control but otherwise they are almost all controllled through heat and a physical act.The ignition itself is almost always...

It could be the oven door seal is faulty or the oven door need adjusting or it could be a faulty oven thermostat,possibly even a faulty F.S.D.If it`s the door seal and it`s one of the rubber ones which clip into place,you may be able to replace it yourself,otherwise:- Get a gas safe...

I`m pretty certain almost all gas fires reqire a 5 inch liner if one is used,but the manufactureres instructions should say,if you still have them. Either way get a gas safe registered installer in who has the gas fire qualification,to do a full service(paying particular attention to the...

On most cookers the hot flue gases from the oven usually exit near the top/back of the cooker.Some newer(and often cheaper) models have a very large area covering almost the the complete rear area of the cooker where hot oven flue gases exit.In the manufacturers instructions it usually shows a...

You could replace them if they are still available,but that would be expensive. There used to be a spray paint available for use on them,but I can`t remember what it was.Try a fireplace centre they often sell spray paints for black ceramic coals used in Decorative gas fires.I`m sure that`s...

Obviously not.

Get a Gas Safe Registered engineer in,who`s qualified to work on them and has experience of them and stop effing about with it yourself.

£125 would probably be a bargain,IF it was the thermostat,but it could be something much simpler and cheaper. Then again almost any engineer is going to charge an initial fee of anywhere between £35 and £65 just to come around and check it,then order a part if one is needed £?,then come around...

It could be one of a variety of faults,the most common and most expensive being the thermostat.Nobody is really going to know what the fault is untill it has been inspected. In general I`d say it was worth repairing,any decent new cooker will be in the £300 to £400plus range plus...

Well said.

As so often happens on here,a perfectly reasonable post gets hijacked by petty squabbling,which has almost nothing to do with the OPs questions. As to the OP having pre-conceived ideas about being ripped off and lead down the garden path,it`s hardly surprising,considering the bad press some...

This could be either the Condensate or the Pressure release valve pipe. If it`s the condensate it needs to be piped into a drain or a soakaway. If it`s the P.R.V. it means it`s passing and should be replaced and the system checked to see if there`s a problem. Either way you`ll need to...

Your cheapest option may be to get your RGI back to check why you`re getting explosive ignition,it may be fairly easy and cheap to repair.

6.9kw is (probably)the heat input to the fire,check what the output is,this will let you work out how efficient it is.There are gas fires available which are almost 90% efficient.Check out Valor for a start.

What libby said.Spark should be jumping to the tip of the pilot burner.