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I have a Belkin N1 router connected to my cable modem, I then use it to connect my desktop pc, Mac book Pro and Iphone via wifi so I can access the internet from around the house. To a point it works fine, I can get a good signal from any point in the building. The problem I am having is...

simple get them both back like you have been told, if you still have no joy, get your own heating engineer in to write a report ( expect to pay for this) then contact trading standards :D

dangermouse technically you can polish a turd! :lol: :lol: have a quick look www.howtocleanstuff.net/strategies/how-to-polish-a-turd

well i fancy doing a little brain surgery! obviously I don't have a clue what I am doing but am sure I can figure it out on the fly :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

lube it to get it going as a temp fix while you order another

To late, by the sounds of it his already had the combustion chamber front off! :cry:

could be a faulty central heating thermistor, I would test that first, is it going to lock out?

not yet!!! am now feeling I may have led a sheltered life :lol:

I have seen this before, installer connected into down pipe which went to a soak away! it was kinda funny when i went to fire it up as am not used to hearing a gurgling sound from a boiler!

Personally I always try to fit taps with copper tails, the tap it's self has less chance off coming lose. Careful with compression fittings! as you tighten up the fitting you might undo the copper tail at the same time. I always solder mine which is still not beyond the average DIY person...

still alive!!!!!! hows the cooker!!!!!! but seriously why not try to get some hands on working with some one for a while then decide which way you want to go?

Well you did say you know the boiler was professionally installed! I would have to question that! Saying the boiler has been working fine, just goes to show how lucky you should feel that the problem can now be rectified without any harm having come to anyone. Smile it is your lucky day! :D

Correct, you vent from the room the appliance is in, you can vent from one room to another to outside but that can be even more problematic as you have to take into account what the other rooms are used for. As Tony said it is not a hard job and can be completed by coring out the wall and...

yeah come on to the CC, well worth it, the stuff you can pick up by reading posts can really help you along even if you don't post yourself. it's a free fountain of knowledge, people write books with less information and you have to pay for them!

if you don't mind me asking, are you a RGI or someone who has just gone through his ACS?

well i cannot blame you for asking then to be honest, but i just gas rate and use my fga