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I agree, but he's only got £80 as a budget.

Salus IT500 but without the internet, just use it as a wireless prog stat.

Unless you have a secondary return fitted, and dependant upon where the cylinder is located you will wait a bit for hot water.

+1.

The diverter, (inner cartridge) are a weak point on these boilers. They tend to leak from the inner spindle, taking out the actuator motor, which sits above. If this is the case it will be obvious as you will see water on the rhs, just behind the pump.

It shouldn't easily come off the wall bracket, as it 'locks' in position using a toggle slider. Check to see if that is locked in position. It may be worthwhile ringing Worcester Bosch technical with your query. I've fitted a few Waves and I've never come across your symptoms before.

Advise my customers not to buy bath taps with flexi's only copper stubs, all pipework is copper/soldered and run to the 'front of the bath' with Iso valves.

Fire valve phial.

It's not a solid fuel system is it?

Channel 100mm wide x 60mm deep.

Solid Fuel and gas flue liners are different.

Have a read of the servicing instructions for min clearances top and bottom of appliance. Really grates my cheese when there is no thought for future servicing and repairs. Kitchen fitters/designers are the gas mans nemesis.

The base of the unit would need to be cut out anyway for servicing clearances.

New House May have limescale reducer fitted under Kitchen Sink. May need a good clean.

Simply because you are not dealing with your local gasman, but with the National Gas Distributor, they set the prices. If you've only got a budget of £200, spend it elsewhere.

Maybe you would like to share this experience in the CC. As its a closed forum of professionals discussing gas matters would be interesting.

Andy, there is usually a manifold near/in the conservatory, something that looks like: With a room thermostat for the conservatory only. In all honesty an image of your set up would be helpful.

Oddbod, have you had the cold mains pressure and flow measured?

All the biomass/pellet boilers I've come across utilise quite a large thermal store/heat dump. However running a biomass on this set up is quite expensive if what I have been told by the customers are anything to go by.

http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Plumbing/d20/Compression/sd2697/Compression+Coupler+Male/p57822 Cut them out, 3/4MI into valve, 22mm compression onto pipe. You may need 3/4 olives onto the 22mm compression fitting.