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why not get a pair of smaller output boilers (one for smaller side of house and HW) other for larger living area and have the system installed so that if one boiler fails the other can operate the side of the system thats failed? an accumulator might not be necessary best to get a plumber to...

technically should be a RGI replacing the fan on any unit however not the PCB, you definitly need a RGI for this job Ray

yeah if they both packed in id assume it to be a boiler or clock fault. in which case id manually open one of the valves (which will always be 240v via the grey on m5) if the boiler starts problems the clock, if it didnt start faults with the boiler. Ray

yeah but then your proving the boiler will fire but not indicate where the fault lies (if its zone valve, stat or programmer) manually making the zone valve will do just the same job Ray

when you have a demand at the programmer and both wires at m4 are dead the switch in the programmer will not have made, you could link the switch out doing the job of the clock (black to purple wire on 1 side and red to grey on the other from my picture) and see if it brings system on (guessing...

i see what you mean would it make sense (just what im guessing) m5 is your live and switch live to valves (grey would be constant 240v) then m4 is 2 browns which will go to junction strip then 1 side to room stat the other going off to cylinder stat, then when cylinder/room stat has demand back...

yes absoutly correct apart from programmer runs at 24v from pcb not wired from junction terminal m4 will have 2 wires one being CH on and the other HW on, feeding your terminal strip supplying valves, stats etc then when demand it will come back along from your junction terminal into M5 firing...

ive got the same shower as you and it works perfectly expergasman......£25 quid for a bar shower, if it breaks in 4 years time take it back to lidl and get a full refund (even if they stocked them they dont replace them only refund you) always a good arguement starter when i talk to my mate...

Its got a 2 chennel programmer obviously for heating one side water the other. the clocks powered by the pcb via a 24v lead harness. The boiler has a terminal strip which needs a constant 240v supply and can then be wired into the conventional S plan wiring Ray

Should be ok for a combi even if it needs to be boosted. Ask your neighbours see if they have the same poor pressure, then you can ask Scottish water to come out and check what the pressure is out on the mains once they report back you could make a better judgement or ask a local plumber to...

if you can tell me what the GC number is ill see if theres any specific information on the laptop about readings etc Ray

Katy I think anyone who does a search for your company name on this forum will now be installed with confidence after reading your statement (especially if they want a baxi fitted :D ) Tonys done 30000 odd posts, most of them very helpful to the people who use the forum. The person who now...

is it a fairly newbuild ? sounds like a blending valve in the bathrooms nacked, is it the same with the sink in the bathroom but the tap in the kitchens just as normal? Ray

if i was in London id fix your Ariston Paul whats the matter with it that justifies replacing instead of repairing? Ray

i think you'll be quite happy with it Tom + thats the cheapest price ive seen (they were that prior to christmas last year but at the start of last year they put the 5 year warrenty on them and price went up) Be sure to give us a review once its installed Ray[/i]

sounds like you have a faulty zone valve, i dont think its a repair you'd be able to carryout yourself Ray

I buy them from a supplier called plumbstore in Glasgow so not sure perhaps £785 inc flue for the 30kw and £750 for the 24kw. so for £30 odd of a diffrence id definitly go for the 30 for the extra hot water it will deliver (10.3L Vs 12.9L). Ray

Agreed these boilers usually will work again once the pcb's dried out so you'll hopefully be able to get it back working again once it drys out.....if you dont ill pass 1 onto you at a highly discounted price :lol: This wont cure your intermitant HW problem though but youd need a RGI to fix...

Personally i think theyre very good especially with the 5 year warrenty. when you chose your installer ask him to fit an outdoor sensor so you can use the "auto" function to its full potential. Why go for the 24 clas as apposed to the 30? Ray

i can pass a plumbers number onto you that lives in the north side of the city if thats any use? Ray