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If it was us you would have a quote within 1-2 days posted or email to you, whichever your preference. Get in touch with more installers, when they arrive ask them when you will be receivng your quote. Give an email address for a quicker response. Don't chase them up, they obviously don't...

If it's working, dont replace it. There are plenty of RGI who will service it no problem.

If you're only getting a 0.1bar fluctuation then you shouldn't worry about it.

Get a flat headed screw driver and some kitchen roll... slowly unscrew the front of the pump and listen for bleeding. Also, the second picture is a bleed. slowly unscrew it, and again, have kitchen toll at hand as water will come out.

Yes. And this isn't happening with any other hot tap?

Rub the bath and stand by the boiler. See if the water is cycling on and off.

Pad out your thread with more/some PTFE

I effing hate it when people use silicone on toilets.

If it's not leaking, leave well enough alone. It's been fine all this time.

tried introducing leak sealer into the system?

If you're ever altering a gas pipe you need someone who is competent. So, Yes, get someone Gas Safe registered.

Any signs of there being an electrical shower at any point?

Think I've got some. I'll check when I get home.

Nope, buy a new flue for your new boiler.

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Yes you can. You don't need any plumbing or other qualification to do your ACS, the prerequisit to becoming Gas Safe. When you're training, there is 3 categories. Cat 1 - Current Gas Safe engineers resitting their ACS as you have to do so every 5 years Cat 2 - People who are qulaified...

Hmmm i have no idea, i should imagine not though.

Drain down your system and remove the bleed valve, buy some PTFE tape from your local plumbers merchants. wrap it around your bleed thread roughly 5 times and tighten back up into your redaitor. Represurise and observe.

Yeh aslong as there is a constant drop on the pipework you will be fine.

Combi?