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Thanks namsag, you're a star :D

Ok cool, good advice there. I'll ring them and ask about spare prices for things such as PCB's, diverter valves, heat exchangers. These always generally over shadow the original complete unit cost. Just thought it would be an idea to buy two considering I can get them for £315 inc vat. All...

Well I hope he does, i'll make sure he's corgi registered. Tempted to buy 2 and keep one that can be canabalised if any faults occur. Bound to be cheaper than buying parts seperately. Sheds sell some good boilers and if you weren't willing to fit it you would obviously lose out financially...

Hi, Does anyone know whether the flues for the Heatline Condensing Combi Gas Boiler C24 HE/c28HE also are compatible with the B&Q Heatline Vizo? They only sell the horizontal flue in B&Q and I need a vertical kit. cheers

Well good luck m8, my girlfriends parents have got an ideal classic system boiler and has lasted over 10 years. My girlfriend's grandad has an old "thorn" boiler and is 30 years old! Lets hope I have the same luck when i have mine put in! British gas do fixed price repairs, might of been...

Thanks dingbat, just didn't want to do it wrong. Thanks for your advice, and every one else too :wink:

LOL! It's crazy that they have hosepipe bans when people have 40litre a minute showers. :P

Is he just changing parts in a hope to fix the problem? I can understand how you feel, nightmare! Tony's right about finding a repair only man, at least they won't lie and say it's irrepairable. :roll:

Certainly is! I'll be in the same position soon, missus not too pleased that I will be taking the floor up though. says she is going to her parents for the week! :P

Probably best you do get BT in. I Believe they're reponsible for everything to the master socket so should be free. Was for me, he even checked my extensions which was kind of him. I always believed broadband and voice were on different frequencies so if you have broadband then voice...

But these fuses are changeable and I was planning on putting in a 3amp one. Is that not a good idea?

Cool, thanks for the info! :wink:

I have a spare 16amp circuit that used to be used for an immersion heater but I've removed the tank now, what i'd like to know is, could I go off this with a fused one of these rated at 3 amps for a combi boiler? Or do I need to change the mcb?

Cheers namsag and everyone else :wink:

Well, I have a 40mm pipe and was going to fit a tee to this for 21.5mm pipe to go in but can't see anything i could use. Any ideas? do they sell tee's which are 40mm/40mm/21.5mm? Or is there something i can't use to insert into the 40mm tee that brings it down to 21.5?

Guys, Do you know of a reducing tee I could use to connect this pipe to a 40mm bath waste pipe? Can't find anything in the shops or online. They do sell them right?!

I wouldn't apply diversity calcs to an oven/hob. What if i use all of it at once at full power?

They'll do the job just fine. If an installer puts them onto dirty existing water pipework full of sludge you'll have no end of problems. If they do it properly and flush the pipework first and commission it properly it'll be a good value boiler. Just because one person has bad experience...

I've gotta have this done soon. Probably against corgi regs etc but may fit the tile myself and let corgi do flue part. If this is what a building firm does to your house. Makes me scared to get a roofer in. Not near Bristol are you Nige?! :wink:

Your fuse is correctly sized so best to check out your cable size. take a photo or find out it's size and let us know.