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No he said check the resistances from the Thermistors. I can tell you that when you find out the price you will want to change the thermistor before you plum for the board :shock: Stan

Jaa, next time it goes off, look throught the sight glass window and see if you can see the pilot lit or if its all out and nothing lit. Stan

Did I, dont remember that! Stan

How helpful Softus :roll:

main thing with a shower pump is try to find one that has a continuous duty cycle. What that means is that you can run it for as long as you want (the newteam is such a pump) There are a great many pumps out there which have a duty cycle of 15-30 mins max and for some people that aint long...

Back in the good old days I replaced many a Centroller for the same reason. Usually the relay that you hear click goes up the spout. Dont think I ever had a sensor go wrong but from memory they recommend that you replace the clock and the sensors when replacing the clock. For that reason they...

This is a joke right :lol: Stan

New Team Dura speed is excellent but I am unsure if they do a single impellor version Stan

Yes it is well worth it Stan

If anyone remembers the old Tower valves with the red cover I have had the paddle in those do the same thing, just less frequently as they are not as popular as the Honeywells. Can I also with fear of being shot down mention that we also have very soft water in my area, dont know if that...

You are correct. And may I say you might now more than you realise. I have worked with engineers with 40 years in the industry and most of them had not grasped pipe configuration! Stan

Not really irritated Softus. I just presumed that to have a reply from someone else who has experienced the same problems as Giblets MIGHT satisfy your curiosity on the subject. However if you are questioning the findings then say so. If you have a better suggestion as to why the rubber swelled...

Good god man maybe its easier for me to just say the ball was swollen so I changed it! Alas I havent had time in the last 30 years to look into why it happens only that there was a whiff of fernox about and probably an empty MB1 bottle in the loft but hey whatever floats yer boat if you want...

Personally I used to use a garden sprayer pump up thingy with water in and wash the water heaters out :idea: Works a treat chaps. I say bring back the Lennox with the fan underneath or even the old McClary and Halcyons. Those were the days! I think I still have a fusible link for one of the...

No I can assure you Softus that it is indeed the chemicals as Giblets has mentioned and usually when alot of them :!: . I also have changed more Ball plates than I care to mention on Honeywell valves due to balls swelling. My experience was never conclusive but certainly Fernox seemed to be...

I use the Honeywell CF61 I think it is. Wiring could be better but very easy to set up and auto finds the receiver without having to faff about. Has good range aswell. Stan

Is[/url] that a thermostat for a Main Trent there :shock: Recognise them bellows anywhere :) Stan

I had chance to use one of the new British Gas telegan V3 which we the lamens cannot buy. Dont ask how I got to try it! Was so good I have bought V2 which is the one we can buy. Very efficient, lipo battery which I never charged in 2 months Yes 2 months using 2 times a day on average...

Personally I would go with the 415 combiforce if you have a modulating combi or the Excell which is fully thermostatic.They have the same overall dimensions and connections as the 88. I know because I swapped my 88 for a combiforce. Stan

It will say on the back panel near the dip switches :idea: Or should Stan