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No, the boiler pipework is unrelated to your problem, could be airlock as ChrisR has suggested or gate valves not open properly.

If the cooker has a flexible connection with a bayonet fitting it can be disconnected and reconnected by you or anyone else. But would you or they know whether it is fitted to current regulations regarding its position and the position of units along side it. If the pipework is rigid and...

Or are you trying to prove that the wiring was done prior to Jan 2005.?

Get the gas fitter to do it while he is doing the hob.

The Alpha CD50 is a combi with integral store which I would discount straight away for your property. The Istor is a system boiler and unvented cylinder linked together and also has an immersion heater, limited only by the size of the cylinder.

The wiring center of the heating system is where the fused spur should connect to. That way all controls and boiler can be isolated at once.

Switched fused spur with 3 amp fuse.

Have you actually checked that the cold water tank contains water. Ballcock could be stuck.

No, I do not mean it should be brown, it should not be green/yellow(earth). Which would indicate that he has not used the correct cable. Multi core would be better, also manufacturers diagrams do not take into account modern boiler wiring requirements. i.e permanent live/ switched live and...

Can not be a proper sparky. (earth wire from stat.?)

I believe you need to read the rules.

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Or just ask for a ¾ to 15mm flexible tap connecter.

Kill two birds with one stone, fit a Honeywell CM61 programmable thermostat.

Yes, its legal, but not advisable due to noise etc. Carbon monoxide should not be a concern as modern boilers are room sealed, if installed correctly.

Your plumber was telling porkies. Add some to the system before refilling. No room stat either then.? Plumber was a lazy git as well. Worcester Platinum.. no such animal.

You have nothing constructive to add, as usual.

Someone left the immersion heater switched on.??

No, you cannot have the hob ignition and oven connected into a one terminal, the hob ignition should be fused down to 3amps (gas appliance).

Did you move the three way valve, plumbwise or electrically.