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They do tend to take a little longer to fill but you get used to it.. You can have the water as hot as you like..I could not get into my bath having filled it with just hot water....I'd lose most of my skin.. Most combis have controls to alter the temp of both hot water and CH.. I have...

download Malwarebytes and run it in safe mode..usually does the trick...however you may need to do other things as the infection you have may stop you running the software..have a look at the PC advisor site whose forum members will give you a list of exactly what you have to do.

All appears to be fixed and working well..no leaks and pressure remaining steady.. My thanks again to Muggles who diagnosed the problem and even gave me the part numbers I required.... Al

Turns out I was not to blame afetr all...All the pressure issues seem to have stemed from a faulty plate heat exchanger (subject of another post). The Faulty plate hex (this device heats up the DHW) had pin holes in it allowing mains water to enter the CH system, this in turn blew the rubber...

Ok..the new plate HEX arrived this morning and I've just fitted it. I went to the local plumb base to get the seals...£15 for 4. Not a hard job to do so long as you drain everything and turn off the water first. An issue I have is that I could not change the seals..you can't actually see...

I've an electrolux dishwasher...after an initial rinse the talbet drawer flies open and throws the tablet into the machine. Maybe its just a sticking drawer...open and close it a few times... Al

ok..thanks again...will report back later. Al

Sorry to have to keep coming back...but does the gasket (seal kit) kit contain 4 seals..? as this is what appears to be required but the ones I can see only seem to contain 1 seal.. Al

Great :D That saves a fortune over the primary one.... I'll get one on order and report back when I've completed the work... Al

Thanks for your patience... can I take it that you mean that the exchanger which needs changing is the "plate Heat exchanger" and NOT the "Primary heat exchanger".. The installation manual does not list a number for the plate heat exchanger.. Where is the best place to purchase...

oh dear...got it wrong again...hex no is 248017...must get some glasses... Al

hi, I had to take the front cover off to get to the GC number its, as you say, 4707508. the install manual qoutes the hex as 248030.. sorry for any confusion caused.. Al

Its a Baxi Combi 105e. Fitted in Oct 2001 serial no is 01 39 062423 247902 01 00 The installation manual says the Heat Exchanger part no is 2048030 Thanks Al

Thanks..what an excellent idea... I'll get one on order. Al

Thanks for this.. I actually disconnected the filling loop for a couple of days but it made no difference. Al

Can some one give me the possible reasons for the pressure within the expansion Vessel on my Baxi 105e rising please. I've checked the input tap to make sure it was not slowly leaking..all ok. It takes a few days for the pressure to rise to over 3 bars, I then have to release the pressure...

I thought i'd own up.... :cry: and its not a disaster as yet..! he says hopefully. i'm keeping a check on the new expansion vessel pressure..! oh dear its starting to creep up again. If you remember I said earlier, prior to the new EV being fitted, that I had to keep emptying the bucket I'd...

Sorry, I can't help with this as I've only ever used it for a personal emali address. Have a look at this site its full of good info and advice.. http://www.skyuser.co.uk/ Al

A new charger may make a difference but it sounds like the connector in the PC may be loose. The contacts for the battery may also need cleaning as if it runs the computer it should be charging the battery.... may even require a new battery.

that looks ok for outgoing server: incoming should be pop.tools.sky.com in further settings you should set incoming server to 995 and outgoing to 25 and a tick in the box for 'my server needs verification' have you set up on sky email as well..?