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sometyimes u have too..a hard life in it :!: :lol:

yeah as above. i did mine the other month and thought long and hard where water could get too even in the wind and put extra felt in as precaution in certain spots. Id say get them to change it for the long run...

if that was a disc would be deal of the century :lol: And cheap enough for pads for an R. expecially from main dealer. Some ferrodo 2500s are like 100 quid but are way better for serious attackige :twisted:

yup silicone everytime on these. 8)

nope u have to remove the DHW heat exchanger and filling loop etc.. not too bad if methodical but if no experiance then leave alone :!:

flame arrester? just wait for the smell :lol:

if vessel is failed it will increase dramatically when the heating does eventually work. as nowhere to expand so the pressure builds up u see. Leave some air in half a rad till u get a new vessel if so. 8)

and PS.. ONLY GAS qualification i dont have is Boats which i aint bothered about so i think im qualified enough :lol:

i think versus a pushfit plastic that could pull in the wall. but personally hep20 fittings are fine i think

if the bathroom is smart enough then coving anint gina wreck it I cant see people coming in going OOO how nice but look at the coving!! OR VISE versa..nice bathroom but shame no coving :lol:

blookin heck just realised all the new posts :lol: :oops: Im in burnley and NO not arsed about footie..if no engine in it then dosent matter. :lol: I havnt given up, the floor is now screeded, i need to crack on with the kitchen of the same. But kind of a wasted weekend as had other...

not sure but personally i always a good HI modulas silicone. The stuff recommeded for bathrooms is sually naff and acrylicy- although i havnt tried them all.

i think the lierature has not been thought out..plastic is as good as copper now anyway in most cases. Ina wall cemented in prob better as corrosion resistant

yes domestic are allowed up to U16 now.. as boilers get gigher outputs the need for more gas is making the need for meters bigger.

yeah well thats what i told him unless a better option. Plus kitchen tap is furthest away so will have more heat loss by the time it gets there for the forst few mins. thanks guys

My dad has a worcester 24i which of course has only one knob for the heating. The shower he finds ok but he would like more heat for the washing up, as there is no front stat control for the HW can this be done on the board in anyway? I dont have a book and at the mo CBA unwiring the boiler...

thats sounds steep..including fitting?

wonder if a grommet has come out the bulk head and your hearing sounds that u usually wouldnt :? My DC2 popped a grommet and sounded like a hose had split but was just engine noise hissing through to the foot well etc... :x :lol:

moz u talk in riddles. :roll: And sod cost my feet will be warm :lol:

Fit the remeha. Great bit of kit. End of the day its their 7th generation condensing boiler, most manufactures are on their 1st or 2nd. The boiler has been engineered not designed and its quality. Just been on a course for the remeha and i fitted one a few weeks ago- very impressed...