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Yes I will be asking an engineer to come in but I would prefer to purchase the replacement myself, any specific suggestions?

Hello My boiler has packed up, but before I get the tradesmen in I would like some advice. I currently have a very old gas boiler, photo attached which supplies 3 hot water taps What is the best option when replacing this? I have been looking at Combi boilers such as the Heatline...

I think the other side of the wall is also plaster....

Hi, I have tried to attach this: With these two plugs: But ended up with this: I have a 10 year old flat with very thin plaster walls, probably around 2cm thick then with a 4-5cm gap and then i believe insulation (well it feels like it went poking through with a screwdriver)...

Yep I will be I know it is in the regulations, but was just wondering why some stuff needed to be on the RCB side and others not Thanks for the help

I wouldn't dream of touching the CU, however I do want to get a clear picture of what needs to be done! I was just wondering why the shower needed to go on the RCD side? Because all I have there at the moment is the sockets (i think) I am looking to buy the shower myself though, so was...

So I've checked and the cable is 6mm throughout Ok so i think i know what i need to ask for, time to choose a shower! Anything to watch out for? Also there was mention that the shower needs to be moved to the RCD side, on a side note, what sort of appliances generally go on that side?

Lectrician - images of shower with cover off attached. Thanks

The only other switch I can see is the on/off switch for the heater/boiler. So going back to the other questions: - What considerations would I need to take if I was to replace it with another 8.5kw unit? (As im pretty sure its not operating correctly) - If I was to put in a 10.5kw unit...

Unfortunately I am not able to open up the shower at the moment, I will try tomorrow. I have attached pictures of the fuse boxes. I cant seem to locate any controls, I have looked all around the boiler and underneath...