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She’s waiting for bg to come back, don’t hold your breath, last contract customer I went to was told a 3-4 week wait for an all off as they had ‘no’ engineers!

Do you mean the co mix adjuster in the combustion chamber?

:-):-) maybe

Like Dan says, those fitting strained to breaking point underneath would be much more of a concern

I can’t see a problem, what exactly did he say the issue was?

The macs always on and it’s shared but I can’t find it as a printer on the iPhone, it only seems to look for airdrop....haven’t tried laptops yet.

Oops sorry didn’t see this....about 150Ω

ive just bought a laser printer but it has no Wi-fi. It’s nowhere near the router so I plugged it into the Mac via usb but how do I set up a network on it so I can now use I phones and laptop to print off it wirelessly?

Mate if your pumping a car tyre to 4/5 bar with a bicycle pump I’m certainly not going to argue with you!

Lots of blue roll, it’s generally the easiest of them all to do although I’m allowed to remove the side panel for easier removal cause I got a gas safe card! :-)

I’m going to bow out and brush up my G3

If it’s not igniting there’s no point if there is no window to see the flame they’ll be fairly new anyway. The detection electrode does wear away but it never bends and stays in the flame even when it’s half gone. Honestly get someone in 9 times out of 10 and hours labour and a soft pencil and...

Not familiar with that particular brand but on many potable water expansion vessels you can replace the internals. Rarely worth it in the UK due to price

Are you suggesting that 3 bar of water pressure in a sealed container being heated by maybe 40/50 degrees will struggle to hit 7 bar??

This is true on paper, just never worked on paper. In real life the timer goes off the water contracts and the cylinder refills with stone cold water.

wouldn’t that assume that the lost water isn’t being replenished?. Are you calculating that on the original volume or the total volume and over what time period?:-) :-)

That would be madness. Every time you heated your water you’d lose half the tank of hot water into your ( huge) bucket and the water in your cylinder would be tepid.

They’re almost certainly unrelated.

Ea is an ignition lockout so gas supply related....check the gas is on first and then call a man in. Usually a sticking flap.

Although, to be fair, I bet I can find plenty of heating engineers who still don’t know how to reinflate an expansion vessel correctly....especially potable!