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You will never need to change a complete diverter valve on a Baxi 105e (unless leaking) Just remove the cartridge, clean and re-grease. If the problem persists then it's a blocked DHW heat exchanger. If they suggest you need a complete valve, then they are having your pants down.

Don't think I would of been using an fga 8 years ago on a CB24. It's not compulsory.

Should be ok, may need an anti vacuum trap on the basin to stop it sucking out the water in the shower trap.

Take the diverter valve out, they aren't bad to do but may be a little awkward if it's your first.

Looks like you dont need advice

Looks like you've been took for a mug, and several times before. With an attitude like that may it continue :D

Yes every time your BBQ gas bottle runs out you will need to call a Gassafe engineer to do it :lol:

I will under cut Dan £8999 :wink:

Badger76:- If it's a blocked heat exchanger due to sludge then best practice would be to flush the system then replace, boiler make and model is really irrelevent.

Would not worry about fitting an air vent, dont need one. If its circulating through the coil ok, why generate more work.

Danfoss 3020p might be a easy swap for you instead of wiring a new timeclock

There is nothing wrong where the washing machine connection is going, its terminating exactly where it should.

Does the gas pressure modulate down?

It could be a faulty diverter/zone valve which will probably be in the airing cupboard.

Sounds like it may be an external leak. Call National Grid out again

So if the first reply to the post would have been "you should use a qualified plumber" instead of "you need a qualified plumber." Would you not have spat your dummy out?

You will be ok.

my apologies :oops: :)

"Cross breeding" thought this only happened in Norfolk.