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Check the 2 amp fuse on the pcb.

You get what you pay for in a boiler. Cheap is never the best option. If you`re planning to stay in your current house for a good few years, best spend as much as possible on a good quality boiler, have your existing system flushed thoroughly, t.r.vs and programmer. You must remember this white...

The whole unit would be better. 1/2" b.s.p thread on the bottom. Plumbers merchant will stock them.

It`s an auto air bleed. Easily replaced, drop the pressure out the boiler, unscrew old one, screw in new one, open cap. Fine to leave the bolt in. Replace it as soon as possible.

No. Although your boiler only has a 3 amp fuse it should be running from your sockets ring main.

First port of call would be to check that the diverter valve works. If it`s cutting out on both heating and h/w, there could be a blockage between the boiler and the diverter, or anywhere on the return to the boiler. Is it a 3 port valve or 2 two port?

Have you checked voltage to the fan?

If you had hot water, your boiler must have been firing. That problem sounds more like a diverter valve. How are you checking for voltage at the board?

The prv is inside the boiler, red cap on it. This then should run in copper to outside. What`s the other pipe made of? If it`s a condensing linea he, it will be plastic, and should be dripping.

Great time to have the TOFO man visit. :shock:

But he don`t have to be corgi does he? If the landlord thinks him competant, he can do whatever he likes! :shock: Water Systems, the ball`s in your court.

If you look over the top of the boiler you`ll find the ev. A black plastic cap unscrews beneath which is the valve!

Sounds like you opened the prv. If you have, you`ll notice the boiler pressure drop below 1 bar when it goes cold. It may not turn on.

Shower.

If it`s dripping from a copper pipe, your pressure relief valve is passing. Easy job to do.

Take slugs advice and have a nosey as to where the leaks originate. May just be a worn out seal or `o` ring.

I believe they are. Spares suppliers only list one type of thermistor for this boiler.

Does it affect your heating pressure?

Hope for his sake it isn`t. Ever done one? Only poked around in one of those monoliths, nightmare!

you`re the type of man we like on here! Get out the multimeter and give it a go. Have you the resistance settings in the literature?