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that is what I did, there was an internal stack right next to it, so went into the stack via a washing machine upstand, bit of a swine getting it in but i didnt fancy going straight into the stack just incase!!! Am yet to see a boiler filled with **** but am sure someone has had the pleasure

cheap an nasty sime, fitted very badly, what you can see is the moss from the roof that has come back up from the soak away, it took awhile to clean it all up but it did work, obviously I corrected the condensate, something had started to grow on top of the burner!!!, it had been like that for a...

good question and a rather important one!!! I feel a tad stupid for not asking!!! lowers head in shame :oops:

ok to add a little more, you could find out if you can still get parts for your current boiler, older boilers tend to be more simple inside, some only having a few parts. Combi's have there place, but if your system is working well then why change it. The reason combi's are common is a lot...

if it ain't broke don't fix it!!!!!! your system can be fixed with over the counter parts from major diy stores on a weekend, ok your boiler is a different story, do you have a working immersion heater? even better if you do!!!! if the boiler breaks down you can still have hot water...

that's a good reason to make sure it is not just a soak away! that happened a week ago after a storm Saturday evening.

good look with that, things are pretty rough at the minute, my phone has almost stopped ringing, I know other guys who have no work on at all.

this might help you http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Switch

oh my days!!!! honeslty if you don't know what these things mean it is best you don't touch them until you learn. This is pretty basic stuff, I don't mean it in a rude way, just being truthful. Com = common NC = normally closed i think you can guess the other

is this to go with the unvented cylinder!! :?:

spirts of salt will do the job, it is pretty strong stuff and you will need to flush with plenty of water after. It could at the very worst kill the plate to plate but it has not happened to me yet ( fingers crossed )

I hada good one with a saunier duval where the installer put the flow restrictor for the dhw on the central heating!!!! doubt it will be the thermisters and as Tony pointed out why not test them first? Sounds like it is over heating :D

what is your current boiler and what problems have you been having there? I only ask because should it be a dirty system that kind of problem will live to haunt you. Please stay away from BnQ!!!! Ok there boilers are cheap but not on the same level as what the guys are recommending...

should have isolation at both ends. :D

Smells like.............? can we have a picture of this cylinder please?

I would be disconnecting everything from the pcb and testing that on it's own. If the fuse on the board does not blow then I would test the components that connect to it, starting at something obvious like the pump. You will need to replace the fuse on the board first, gas engineer is what...

have you actually tested the flow switch? if am correct the sime has 2 boards next to one another. If the flow switch is proving I would check that the board on the left hand side as you look at the boiler is sending power to the ignition board on the right hand side

I know they shouldn't let me log in while drunk in charge of my laptop but what the **** is that mess!!!!!! it made me feel ill just looking at it or is that the drink!!!!

Am tickled :D :D