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I just simply don't believe this... it's a tall story

A few unreasonable "experts" here being pretty personal calling him names...not nice. You can think it but best not to say it eh?

...OUCH!

If it needs Powerflushing then do just that. Merely flushing cleaner through the system is temporary and the corrosion process will continue. Get a Powerflush mate

Hello Agile...again!!! Well, if the pressure goes down there will come a point where air gets in..why am I bothering to answer? Don't spoil Xmas mate we are all trying to help, not to ask "smart" questions

er dunno where the M came from but you know what I mean?

Once you hear that click, the pilot should go out. I'm wondering if whoever worked on your boiler last has "doctored" your boiler. Either way I am betting your boiler is ID because it is overheating and that pilot must go out on that loud click

keep pressure above 1Mbar until new vent can be bought. Leak = water out Air in!! too low pressure and it won't fire

If diverter is faulty, could be goin round the DHW circuit?

If there is WHITE powdery residue inside then it will be the combustion chamber. Failing that change the condensate trap - it's been upgraded due to this prob and the shorting across the leads on top

I presume it's the same temp at the taps? Wonder if you can isolate dhw out (gate valve) and check there is definitely no flow at the hot taps? If there is then the mixer valve seal is kaput and mains being drawn in

OOPS! just noticed your post about the diaphragm

If you can remove thepull off cover underneath and just check that the spindle on the diverter is staying extended and keeping the microswitch depressed. If not then it's the diaphragm. Failing that, it's the plate to plate

you saying you're an electronics engineer? how on earth can you replace this component and where did you source it?

usually slow / sticking pump, there is still residual heat in the system and it will have to settle naturally

I ain't got a check list and I work for BG... whistling noise could be some sort of restriction in pipework; flue seals; or even gas valve. Like you said if there's no limescale request a senior engineer or manager (within 90 days cos there's a load being made redundant after that)

Lol!!

Delta!! well wee man, seems your axe is still sharp, have you no work in today? I'm day off ....need it to count my money

Now that everyone has had their say I seem to remember (last year) about l0nelyhousewife - either here or elsewhere - having provoked interest and not responding. As Agile says or rather implies l0nelyhousewife is a bit of a red herring and I'd tend to agree with him. ......Well it's not the...

yes of course you forgot!!..there's so much knowledge in there that you used to "teach people like me" (remember?) ...yes let's just laugh that one off and disregard your misdirected abuse