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Ye gods. I'm not going to change career to a plumber! Thanks Tony I'll take your advice. Steve

I might get this right in a minute :D I'll do as you suggest and just drain off 10L of water, pop the X200 in the F&E, refill and run the woodburner to get it to circulate the water. The woodburner has a boiler stat which regulates air flow, so I can make sure it doesn't cook with this...

Hi Agile Thanks for the advice. The woodburner has a drain point next to it. If I drain there, it will only drain the burner, flow pipes and heat store. Is this what you mean? Unfortunately it's not really practical to keep the gas boiler off as my mother-in-law lives in the basement...

Well you've made me think now! I took a look round the net and found the manufacturer of the X100 and X200 products here: http://www.sentinel-solutions.net/en/ I wonder if it is limescale. As mentioned we live in a hard water area, and due the the vast number of installation problems...

Hi Tony Thanks very much for your reply. I spoke to the manufacturer and they said they recommend a diagonal connection as it will make the cooler return water travel across a wider section of the stove, rather than a possible favoured pure vertical path. I guess I'll get someone in to make...

Hi Again After reading my long description, I thought a diagram might help. Thanks [code:1]............------------------------------------------------------| ............|.....................................................|...

Hi All Apologies first I'm a newbie so questions may be a little dense :-) More apologies, 'cos this is a bit long too! We have some problems that have persisted for months and I'm pretty much going into meltdown! We had a woodburner with back boiler installed which thermosyphons into...