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I remember a meeting at bg in 2008 telling us this would be law in 2010

All a bit more work than I fancy, just want to bung it and hacksaw under the old olive and replace with an 8mm valve rather than adaptor.

I’d be checking external controls then first

Copper 8mm

You sure it’s the fan?, faulty pcbs commonly keep the pump running 24/7

Is there a brand designed a bit longer / deeper than normal so I can cut the existing leaking microbore connection under the crushed olive and fit another valve that will seal even with no movement in the pipe?

Is it the 35cdi combi or system?

This is true, it’s the reason the annual service on the unvented cylinder has one of the checks dedicated to manually making and releasing the spring return valve to ensure it does

Cheers mate, can’t even nail the name!. Water intermittent, operates flow switch calling for water at 55 degrees but just sits at 22 and doesn’t modulate up...ok for heating if just a little slow as if a filter may be blocked somewhere

got a fault on a simplicity 30 and not sure what it’s a clone of. Anyone familiar with them?

No. Sorry. Honeywell is a better lasting valve but you need to replace complete.

I expect so...are there lots of dry white watermarks on the rhs panel in the combustion chamber?

On a micron?, have you reset it?

If you use zx1-c60 oil you won’t even need to strip it. 90% dry bearing rescue for me.

You’d need to flue gas analyse the emissions to ensure safe operation following replacement. It’s definitely rgi as it’s actually rebuilding the flue

Although if I were to be pedantic he would have no choice not to walk out of a dangerous appliance in a house if refused permission to isolate

It’s not always a case of training a competitor though, if you train up a decent lad why would he want to move on if you provide him a competitive salary?. There is a shortage of good gas engineers although Bg recently lost a thousand or so who will be adding to the pool. It’s very hard to...

Dan’s spot on. If it failed you would be requested to do another one when the remedial work was carried out. There is one landlord inspection a year with advice issued where required.

To be fair if your fan speed test was in the acceptable range there is no need to clean out the heat exchanger.

Might as well open the prv when you recharge the vessel...it’s recently discharged anyway