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I fitted a weather board and seems ok with hose.

It seems to have a valve on the top pipe that goes into the cylinder. I have 6 cables going to the timer. 1 power supply 2 boiler 3 pump 4 room stat 5 + 6 go to a junction box that connects to the motorised valve and hot water thermostat I can have hot water but no heating but not...

Thanks for the info. Will wait untill I upgrade system to seperate the cycles. Ideally I would still like to replace the timer as I would like different times for the weekends etc. This is the one I have http://www.horstmann.co.uk/pages/central2.html , thx[/url]

Anyone ?

thankyou, Ill shall just hope the wind doesnt blow too hard !

Hi, I wish to replace the above timer with a 7day one that seperates the hot water and heating cycles. The heating system is a primatic one...but runs very well :) Do different models have different connections ? or can I just buy the one I like !

Hi, I want to have an inward opening top half but that would make the rebate on the back. Would this let water be driven in ? Do I put the mortice lock in the top half and join them with a bolt ? What hinge spacings would you recommend...6" from top and bottom each half ? thanks :)

Thanks ..will have a look at pipework and if still unsure I will post back for more help :)

Looking for a diagram so I know where all all the pipes should go :) Anyone know of a good site ? I presume I just connect the expansion to the new header tank ?

Is there anything I should be wary of ?

the shower mixer trick sorted it. have a few beers on me guys :)

Just looked in the loft and tank is full so will try as suggested, will keep you updated. thankyou for replies

Moved to a new house and it has an old heating system with one large cold water tank in loft and immersion/hot water tank in the bathroom(copper unlagged type) . Decided to fill up paddling pool for the children using outside tap, seems it was a bad idea as the tap was fed from the cold water...