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Hi NB, I don't know the rules regarding posting links to other sites but I googled "Worcester 30i hive connection" and on the 1st link there is someone asking the same question as yourself which appears to have been answered by poster "chrrris"

Your comment jogged my memory. Yes, I did a test with a meter and the faulty one did test open circuit. I remember at the time thinking why on earth did the heating engineer not think to test something so simple and so easily accessible instead of going straight for swapping our major parts -...

I had this exact same fault on my 24CDi an engineer who attended said to me that it was likely to be a blocked plate to plate heat exchanger or diverter valve fault. Whilst having a look around the unit to figure out how to replace the parts I accidentally knocked the wires that connect to the...

The wealth of knowledge from real tradesmen so far has me in awe. Highlighting the massive void between diy and a lifetime of learning your trade.

@SpencerFrank Thank you so much for taking the time to provide such a detailed reply. Both me/and the house (1895 victorian terrace) are of the opinion that adding to the "history" of the door is not a bad thing as they are reclaimed doors fitted throughout the property that show much of their...

Many thanks for your quick and detailed response. It certainly gives me a direction to go off and investigate. The "backset" measures 60mm on my mortices. I'll have to see what I can find.

I've got a couple of solid wood interior doors where the handles have pulled off as the material behind them is in a poor state. Question is how best to repair them so that I can screw the knobs back on please? See attached photo...

I just wanted to post my recent experience with my Worcester 24 CDi RSF that had developed a fault of no hot water (HW) and what was done to fix the issue as it may be helpful to someone else in the future. So suddenly no hot water (HW) but the central heating (CH) was working okay. Everything...