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Mate, this is a dead easy one. 1/ Source a good and reputable Gas trainer 2/ Pay them several thousand pounds to gain the qualification 3/Pass your ACS (this actually allows you to work on the appliance). 4/ Locate the fault without exposing you or your family to premature demise or...

As the good doktor said, it'll prbably be the pump. Try it with central heating.... after you turn it off does it lock out / overheat?? Usually the secondary heat exchanger get crpped up with sludge. WB seem to be installer friendly when it comes to er...installing!! Support and parts are...

Mate, this is a dead easy one. 1/ Source a good and reputable Gas trainer 2/ Pay them several thousand pounds to gain the qualification 3/Pass your ACS (this actually allows you to work on the appliance). 4/ Locate the fault without exposing you or your family to premature demise or...

Murf mate ur shouting. BG are expensive but they certainly do not sub out, not these days, pricing has always been an issue with blokes at the coal face, remains to be seen if voices are heard

Power to switch live but stat set to Off;Faulty sensor; Faulty PCB. - Set boiler to MAX, change Sensor finally the dreaded board

Ditto, couldn't agree more...I'm also a slave to BG

Could that be Ollie M??? Ur quite right actually Olly, cos Our blokes do use x800 / X400, we only dose it with Fernox.

As I wrongly txted to wilsoff, I've explained why the CH may not be working..so can't see what your point is?

sorry mate that message is for onlyfitIdealboilers

Well yes...and I've explained why the CH may not be working, so what's your point?

The pin on the top is the flow switch which makes the micro switch and indicates the pump is running for Central heating. Things to check-: Ensure the pin is not bent; check the diaphragm (note which way round it is, be ready for springs in there). After you lift that out, get the skinniest...

If you feel you have to write on here for advice and can't trust the BG engineers, then you have to change you service company. Contrary to posts I've seen, the chemicals are Fernox, need not expand on that one. Yep it is costly but thats the deal for lifetime guarantees. If you check your terms...

Right, done one today which was planned the other day when I first commented, in the past we have had the plastic elbows break (brittle) and anyway, it seems easier to take it all out and replace the 'o' rings as you must do with worcesters. I just couldn't see how you would fit a service kit...

Well good luck to you mate if you can do it in situ on a 28cdi, I'd be grateful for ideas to circumvent the dhw fitting

Thought you were that little old lady i have to go back to tomorrow...until I saw you were in Cheshire. Anyway it's the diverter valve, I am fitting a service kit which is by far a cheaper option, either way the valve has to come out so the Flow valve 'o' ring will be needed too...trust me, it...

if I've read it right, there's voltage but it seems that it tries to turn butr won't if after u power off it spins, then u have aknackered fan.

providing you're gas safe there shouldn't be a problem with warranty cos it's knackered. If you're not gas safe mate, you should get a gase safe engineer

Jane: 1/ power fuse spur off and pull both drawers down from the stat 2/when display has faded power fuse spur back on 3/ on the receiver press the top button (over ride)and the green light will come on & the boilershould fire 4/press the lower button followed by the upper button..hold both...

Jane: 1/ power fuse spur off and pull both drawers down from the stat 2/when display has faded power fuse spur back on 3/ on the receiver press the top button (over ride)and the green light will come on & the boilershould fire 4/press the lower button followed by the upper button..hold both...

BRILLIANT!!!LOL!!