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your post is a bit vague What type of mira shower is it. Any other info that may help Does it trip staight away? etc etc

Take a new supply from the cold header tank to supply the cold feed at the pump.

means absolutely nothing to me try posting in the right forum

Test for what is working? You cant test it cos its noisy, you can take it out and clean all the scale off but you may as well replace it then Yes its probably wired direct to the eco seven consumer unit.

probably due to scale on the element. Are you on economy 7 if so the bottom heater is for overnight heating and the top one is just used as a booster in case you run out of hot water during the day

No problems the water in the system will be circulated by way of a pump

Be warned the iso valves either side of the pump tend to be a bit tempremental in other words dont rely on them to turn off properly.

fit 1.5 bar pump from screwfix £100.00

Well get someone to push down on the radiator while you pull the cap up :roll:

I get a lot of people saying this when they have changed from an old cistern to new. Its quite often due to the water regulations, no more nine litre flushes just a mere 6 litres down the pan. Have you tried holding the button down single button type are dual flush push and let go for...

they are normaly held on with a curtain wire or strap around the tank

Havn't got a clue don't live in Barbados, Dont fix dishwashers sorry I think you are in the wrong shop you have probably got more chance of buying apples in B&Q than getting a sensible answer here. :D

Pump may be turning fine, but can you hear or feel it working

Why do you think it needs flushing? You will have to clean the whole system. Flushing just the combi will achieve nothing if all the rads are dirty inside. The pump will just circulate all the muck dump it back in the combi and leave you where you started.

what type of flush is it handle or push button handle type it could just be that the ball valve is not filling the cistern to the water level line. or you could have a faulty syphon.

Yes you will need to freeze or drain the whole system. Should be a drain valve on one of the rads or the downstairs pipe work somewhere. If the pipe work is long enough use it just be careful not to kink the pipes compression joints are fine

Well if you keep it as it is you cant get rid of the header tank only raise it higher in the loft. If this is a problem you will need to look at converting to a sealed system

washer is getting stuck on seat of tap. Strip it down clean and replace washer.

How much cover do you have for £375 sounds expensive to me £1,000,000 for about 250.00 through Zurich that includes tax.

Check your header tank has water in it.