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Then get another in who can reassure the OP....

Not being funny but if the OP can't sleep at night then that warrants paying a pro to come out and do whatever is required to fix the problem. Ridiculous

It does seem our industry is depressingly targeted. Not helped by big company plc offering service contracts and because they are big companies consumers think they must be good. It's all over-promise and under-delivery. Further, lead gathering parasites do not help. I mainly repair/maintain...

What sort of a friend of a friend does he call himself....he should be doing for free :lol: Nothing gives me greater pleasure than working for friends of friends for nothing......certainly puts food on the table and enables me to keep up with my mortgage payments! Reminds me I must pop...

Or go with an insurance company that lets you use an engineer of your choice. Try Blue Fin or Domestic and General

What fittings are on the oil line? Compression or flared? If the tank is not to far try running a temporary oil line right up to boiler using flared fittings. I've done this sometimes to prove that air ingress is somewhere in the oil supply. If you "flick" the NRV are you seeing bubbles? If...

Whereabouts are you....are you local to HRM in Norfolk?

Has your soot problem been cleared up?

I've been a Sky customer for many years and have seen my subscription fee creeping up to its current level of around £60. Bloke in the pub is telling me that I can get better value with Virgin and I can still get Sky Sports? I'm confused!

Your mother was a hamster and your father smelt of elderberries......

This is one of the few industries where installers spend their free time sometimes up to 2 hours including travelling in the evening to a complete time-waster who is looking to pay peanuts. Yes there are exceptions but I can detect them from 600 paces. I will only quote for existing customers...

My Flymo Turbo Compact 350 has finally died on me. Motor had burnt out. It has served me well since about 1997 I think and it has been used and abused for all these years. Not sure what to get but I do like the Flymo and do not want petrol. Can anyone recommend a something similar. I...

The boiler was installed 4 months ago. If all paperwork was completed then it will be covered under the Warranty. If not get the Installer back. Easy question to answer that wasn't. It's a far better solution than trying to help someone from behind a keyboard whose time would be far...

Who installed the appliance? Who organised for the person from the Council to come to your property to sign-off the appliance? Have you registered Warranty with manufacturer?

OP - any chance of an answer to the above question?

Sgree BM. In terms of exp vessel sizing the MI's spin it out to British Standards....your Installer will hopefully have accounted for the system volume?

If its not an install problem (leak) then the exp vessel will be covered under warranty providing boiler commissioned and reg card sent to manafacturer. According to Grant most failures for recently installed boilers are down to installation errors. Did you get a CD10/11 form from your...

What are the thoughts of your regular service engineer?

Agree with Tipper sounds like air in the line and he has given good advice on clearing the line (a good couple of litres should do it). I would not expect there to be a Tigerloop or equivalent as HRM do not advocate installation of these on the Wallstar. TBH given the nature of the OP's question...

As previous poster said get a pro in (but not necessarily from the OFTEC website!) Failing that you are in Norfolk so you could ask HRM to send one of their boys to help?