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depending on how the flue is sealed, usually a lead slate, the wind can lift or move it and can cause water to leak through roof and run down length of flue. that could be it.

go on the corgi web site, it lists all registered installers and shows what a corgi card looks like. I have to register for a new one every year. www.trustcorgi.com. boiler manuals can also be found at www.themanualslibrary.co.uk.

do you have a PT plus or RC plus wireless stat or the worcester version I think what you are refering to is the programmable room stats reciever. when the lights flash on the reciever in sending and recieving a signal to the stat, this will happen every 3 minuits and when ever a command is...

most likly just replace pcb if lighting with no demand, prob a short circuit somewhere, lightly brush pcb with lint free brush in case of small fillings causing a bridge. instead of replacing whole pump for 100 to 150 just try replacing the pump capacitor for 10 at most or if can get one out of...

i would use them on commersial or industrial premises and threaded steel systems. they can also pump water as well. bet a foot pump would do job if can find way to attach it. I prefer to just run around and check everywhere but then i never get any leaks

i would use them on commersial or industrial premises and threaded steel systems. they can also pump water as well. bet a foot pump would do job if can find way to attach it. I prefer to just run around and check everywhere but then i never get any leaks

i think your system needs a good flush through and an inhibitor adding as the smallist amount of debris or gunge can cause problems with heat exchangers, this can cycle the boilers. When taking the case on or off you may have knocked an earth wire connected near the burner to the circuit...

shower thermostat may need resetting, adjusting what make?

you wrote a combi down is this correct, or have you installed a conventional or a system boiler. combi boilers shouldnt have cylinders fed from them. need a drawing of how your system is piped up really.

Thumping the boiler on the side starts the boiler up because of the reed switch which comprises of two thin metal wires, flatened at the ends and gold plated (to stop oxidation) placed in a glass tube. When a magnet is in close proximity, the ends in the glass tube attract completing an...

is this a warm air unit, if so they have a ASD(atmospheric sencing device) in the draught diverter if open flued which interrupts the thermocouple and turns pilot off, in event of flue blockage or over heating.

british gas service is good 10 pounds a month for service, covers call out and repair also.

british gas service is good 10 pounds a month for service, covers call out and repair also.

automatic air vent, 10 to 12 pounds from plumbcentre, a manual air bleed would be better- cost 1.50. system would need draining to install.

sounds like your flue is most likly leaking from weather coller, does it go through flat or pitched roof.

powerflushing is usually a one man job unless rads are flushed by hand. British gas will give one man 8 hours to flush a problem system, once done they will guarentee the system for 12 months, replacing any rads with pin holes or faulty valves, and also install a magna clean which protects the...

hopefully the washer should now be fully free and operate normally. another thing to try is to balance system better, by turn the lockshield valve side of rads down a touch on the rads that get hot quickest.

try turning other rads of and then try to release pin again. Trv valves rely on the water to keep the washer moist and stop it sticking to its seating, with the other rads turned of your will get more pressure from the pump behind the valve to fully free it.

If you keep having to bleed them, it might be due to corrosion of the radiators which makes the water go a black soil colour and also produces hydrogen. if so the systems needs draining, or even flushing through to remove blockages then an inhibitor adding to prevent further corrosion.