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The PCBs in these boilers are also renowned for problems (web / DIYNOT search). Same boiler, I developed a noisy fluttering gas valve. Huge (obviouse to the eye) dry joint on gas valve circuit. Digressing though; I guess he needs to check for pump overrun 1st for his symptoms.

I had same problem some years ago with same boiler. Had worked fine for about 20 years with just the very odd boiler overheat stat tripping in harsh winters. Then got that symptoms most of the time. Turned out the boiler had never been wired to overrun even though it is capable of being wired...

Some basics might help: - Was the replaced fuse blown ? - Is the wall socket working ? - Does the machine work from a different wall socket ? etc, etc.

I used mine a lot yesterday and I don't recognise the symptoms you describe. I also used the plunge cut in chip board which is very hard (tools recommended for soft woods) and all was fine; no cut outs, all felt fine, sounded fine, looked fine and did the job.

It is it. 60% off tag is instore.

and thats why I thought it may be of interest ! I thought it was USA but docs state Positec Power Tools in Leeds. I did also state that you can find it on Ebay for £79.99 and this is marked as 60% off at HB. Yes, I have bought it and used it and am very happy with it, lots of jobs waiting...

Just seen a ROCKWELL 12V Li-ion Cordless Multi Tool in local Diy shed for £29.99. 50 piece set with 2 batteries and carry bag. Came home to research; a few on Ebay for £50 and £79.99. Reviews are from abroad so this may be new to UK - hence sale price listing from £99.99 to £49.99 to £29.99...

Probably your 1st instinct and the error code i.e. something stuck in it. Try jiggling it back and forth or laying the machine down on its side and trying again. Failing that, remove pump and dismantle.

Why are you starting a 2nd thread for this same prob you have already posted ! Rhetorical.....

I had what sounds like very similar symptoms some years ago on a Potterton, the clicking (very loud and sometimes erratic - so difficult to pin down a scenario) turned out to be the gas valve opening, closing, opening. Could be a single drop off and on again, or a rapid 'stutter'. Fault was a...

Is it a single click and then a thermal cut out which has to be reset ? because you then go onto say its cycling....

Fair enough on your comments on your findings on this brand, but as with anything, check the obvious first. But I do wonder that if you have fitted the overflow merely to go onto the floor, where the drain may be trying to go !

If its got a high level of water in it, possibly its not drained after flushing filters. Have you checked the drain ?

Why stop at fake !

Guys here maybe able to assist if you post a picture. Why didnt husband do that before he took it apart (rhetorical).

Just let it go hard in the nozzle which will keep the silicone in the tube fresh. Then when ready to use again, unscrew and discard that nozzle and just screw a new one on. They are relatively pricey at around £1 for a pack of 3 but a lot cheaper that throwing good silicone away and much easier...

What you plan to do eddie is fine, your replacing a dumb switch with another switch which has a bit of logic in it. As said earlier, as long as the programme function, whatever that may be, at the boiler end, allows you to have heating switched on 24HRs a day, then that powers your new...

And for whichever type of bolt lock you use, its normal to have to drill right into the doors internal aloy frame ? Cheers.

Thanks again John. I stopped drilling into the aluminium frame as none of the product reviews of the lock had mentioned it so I thought maybe I had something different. They all said things like; 'took 2 minutes to install'. Well this bolt hole is going to take longer than that to drill, even...

Thanks for the response Burnerman. I didn't understand the last part of Its the large hole for the bolt that I'm refering to, everything else youve told me makes sense. Have I missed something ? Thanks again.