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why you stalking me.:eek:

years ago , needs must as no proper safety gear, but now its available, it should be used. don't get your nickers in a twist about it.

:rolleyes:

good for them, better than some company sends someone up, and risks them getting seruoisly hurt or killed. I bet you would not pay for there medical bills, or funeral.

not , if the hatch is close to the boiler.

reminds me ,when bush and blair said God told them to invade Iraq, total fakes.

:ROFLMAO:

I would fit it after all the traps, just before that last bend ,going out. drill the hole on top, or cut in a 40mm swept tee, then 40mm to 21.5 reducer just to add, that bottle trap is not good, your better off whith a P trap.

your funny. not

I wonder were those two grey wires going in to the neutral are from

extortionate pricing.

para told me SLR {self loading rifle} was fired in the air, and it killed someone two miles away.

yes its fine,you need a hole saw.

5 core for s plan fair enough, I was thinking combi. my point is it could be shorting.

I don't come here to critizise, but help the op, whatever core it is, are you like many that like to jump on any thing you can to start a fight.

that cable looks like its been crushed, just after the condense pipe, in pic, I wonder if that's four core, and the perm live is shorting on the switch live, cable looks old, is it the original from old boiler.

no, just test the boiler, and system is operating correctly, and the valves are working, don't take long, i test every component I replace, something we have to do, plus it saves call backs. I understand bg engineers have a massive daily workload , I have worked for utility companies , I know.

it would if you tested it, after fitting a new valve.

that's what I thought, the original problem ,might of been correct, a sticking drayton valve, but since changing the valve ,its been miss wired. i.e orange in a grey ect. but there was a time lapse of it working ok, and then fault reappearing. which if miss wired would show up straight away...

ok, its just a terminal box, a myson mwb16 the Honeywell ones had a pcb that you wired into and cut links ect depending on system type.