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There is no such thing as a full part P assessment to include consumer units and testing. Seems like you need some training in electrics.

Then you have a similar setup to my own house, which is totaly irrelevant to the subject, which was you do not need an additional programmer with a programmable stat in normal circumstances, and virtually the same is not the samefor wiring.

Yes, you can plaster over the cable, better job in capping though.

Wiring for prog stat is different than ordinary roomstat, anyway if it broke, you replace like for like. Programmable roomstat are used mainly for combis, being single channel.

No, a programmable room stat is a programmer.

No for sure, OK.

This material, usually from builders merchants. http://www.amitygroup.co.uk/fire-protection.php Approx 10mm thick.

Had I been in your position, I would have done the same, however it would make me wary of future work involving heating systems.

This is exactly why you need a plumber, he/she will know how to.

You stated that you attended the boiler, therefore you have a duty of care to advise the owner and issue a warning notice, regardless of payment.

I would suggest a heatproof barrier between the two, superlux or similar.

So can we assume, you notified the owner, asked for permission to cap the appliance and issued a warning notice as per current regulations.

Why would you want to go back to the CU.

OK, I give up, carry on beating each other up.

Not faulty, just rubbish. The point is you were both correct and it merely depends on the where and at what pressure the mains was flowing. They were not examples, real life.

Recent repairs: System boiler loosing pressure: Fault leaking coil in hot water cylinder, verified by leaving filling loop open, cold water tank overflowing and backflowing through cold tank outlet pipe. Mains pressure 3 bar. Water tank overflowing, customer recently fitted bristan...

So you do a spillage test on dfe that does not require ventilation, it passes, the room has pvc double glazing and a laminate floor, what do you do, ID it. :roll:

You obviously have a problem with Softus, if it bothers you so much then just ignore him. You need to lighten up, everyone is entitled to an opinion even WS.

Sounds ideal for conversion to combi system, get a 28kw minimum for better flow rate, electric shower as a backup when it fails or thermostatic mixer valve shower if you want a decent shower. Upgrade the radiator valves to thermostatics and a programmable room stat. Have the existing...

Classic, shows his level of competency. :lol: