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This happened to me after I put one into service mode to check ratio. Couldnt get it out again even after level 2 reset. Was still under warrenty (just) so got Worcsester out and they changed the board. Stan

UNLUCKY :!: :D Never mind you will never be out of a job. Stan

It obviously IS the diaphragm as you are only getting hot water because you have turned the heating on :!: The fan resistor is hot as it is disapaiting heat from the reduction in voltage for the low fan rate which this boiler requires as it has a pilot light. Perfectly normal, but does...

Oh I think it is old boy :wink: Stan

I am pretty sure this it sounds like the gas valve not opening to me. Is this one the same as the Minimiser as I cant remember.Other than that just undo the inlet while isolated then open it up. You will soon know if there is a blockage. Stan

Check the spark gap as the probes have a nasty habit of warping. Far more improtant is make sure it has the flue saftey stat fiited :!: :!: If it hasnt then tell the customer to ring Ideal pronto. They should come and fit it free of charge as its a saftey issue. Stan

Yep nice little ring and open ended 8mm never let me down even with the Minimiser. Stan

Yep I agree aswell Dave. Have used Laco for a fair few years now and I use Kimwipe. Havent tried the old Frys Fluxite paste in a while :o Stan

:lol: and some 28mm......or 32 if you are feeling frisky. :shock: Stan

Thanks both Chris's Why did I not think of just punching it in on google! Tony I know the owner was keen not to over charge as they can be had for that. This tinternet thing, just too damn clever. Stan

I wish it was Dan, but I know a U6 uses .071 cubic feet per rev. I just cannot for the live of me work out how to convert it. The gas bill only provides how to get Metric calculations Stan

Got a customer who is using secondary coin meters in flats and they are struggling to work out where to set the mechanisum for the amount of gas provided per pound coin. The question is how can I get a calculation from the number of units used to cubic feet per hour. I have looked at the bill...

Stops it rising above Dan :!: So it does Airconditioning aswell :D Stan

I have found that the best way is to obtain the optional programmer that fits in the front of the boiler. If you get the right one you can then time the pre heat facility much like the Worcester DT20 system does. This way you can just preheat at times of demand. Stan

From my memory which aint good this boiler has got a wax stat but I never had one go!. It works using a 3 port valve(No Mid position of course) and thermostats on various pipes. Go loads of em on an estate round here. Pain in the ass to work on as the pressure guage is located through the top...

I still have one but its been in the van for about 10 years. Will have to double check its the model you want but sure it is. You are welcome to have it for the cost of postage if you like. Drop me a PM with your email or contact number Stan

You havent stipulated which MK the boiler is. There are 3 different variants of this boiler all working in a different way. Does yours actually have a PCB? Stan

Its got two sensors I thought one on the inlet and one in the outlet to the calorifier. My stab is the pumps stuffed. If its a Myson unit 5 its been there as long as the boiler. Great boilers apart from the SFI which was a real bitch. Who the hell designed that airflow sensor :twisted: P.S...

I was merely asking the question Chris. No need to jump on your oss about it. Obvously if they say its ok then who am I to argue. Just wondered why ever other blow off is usually copper. And no I havent see super heated water from a blowoff. Again it is a possibilty though and I cant see that...

By the way guys how come Chaff can get away with a bit of clear plastic tube stuffed on the end of their blow off. Do you think they have ever seen super heated water at 3 bar before :!: :x Stan