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You can always have the Honeywell programmer or another programmer and simply leave the pre-heat on or off, personally I think the WB programmers are a no brainer option for the reasons already mentioned. The pre-heat feature is really only a 'convenience' feature anyway mate, these CDI...

If your having a WB 37 CDI combi boiler installed mate then to control that boiler's pre-heat facility you have to use a WB programmer because the receiving unit for those programmers plugs straight into the boiler's PCB and this receiving unit is in effect the hot water preheat programmer...

God, do you lot take the bait this easily? This is a total noise up, who (SE plumber) in thier right mind works all day on a Saturday for £80 less tax and NI then asks on an internet site wether he has been too expensive? A primatic clinder/heating system has got to be the quickest...

I've one mate, its second hand but came out of a working boiler also have the GV. Drop me email if you want them or whatever or give a bell in the morning, my details are in my profile.

Your really better off with the DT10RF with the 37CDI combi rather than the Honeywell, which I have in my own house, for two reasons. The DT10RF comes with the same warranty as the boiler which is five years if a WBAI installs the boiler and the DT10RF controls the boiler hot water pre-heat...

Hi John, the letter was sent to me and my details (Corgi registration number and the building control notifcation number) are on there I've just edited them out. I notified my own boiler to Corgi in 2006 which is why I recieved the letter and leaflets. I'm in the process of making a...

Oh yes, go to my profile and look in the 'stiched up by Corgi' album. You'll be able to read the letter and leaflets better there. BTW, it's Corgi who are at the madam, GSR are currently playing the three wise monkey act :evil:

Are you pressing the chimney-sweep button? Sounds as though the boilers are in FGA mode?

Bite the bullet and change the boiler. Stick in a Compact/Sabre/Procombi variant B rated 25 HE which will cost you £500 with two years warranty. The pipework will be more or less the same and your man should be able to do the job in a day. Fair enough trying to repair an old combi (and yours...

Hi, I've a second hand valve and MV switch here below, email is in my profile if your still lookinf for them.

If the fan is running it's probably running at low speed which means the board's gubbed mate.

I'll take that as an apology then, thanks :lol: PS, you have two capitals in 'like' :wink: Talk about being hung by your own petard...

You said that the boiler is a "gas hungry monster" How does scaremongering or employing hyperbole help the OP and others considering buying a similar type of boiler? That was a rhetorical question BTW, no need to embarress yourself further. :lol:

Judging by the comments on here re the two boiler manufacturers I would say that the Valliant probably swings it in terms of reliabilty but WB wins hands down in terms of customer service. Having said that though I install WB boiler and am a WBAI and have not had a single problem with any of...

[/url] God this is hard work :lol: "it's gas flow rate according to the manufacturer is 30% more greedy than a 30cdi." Yes,when it's producing HOT WATER! Which is how often during the day relative to the time the boiler is on for central heating? :roll: Yes your correct, I...

More than likely that a tap washer or a ballvalve washer is the source of your problem.

I'd leave well alone mate and fit a new one, they're only about £15 and you'll get what you want rather than disturbing something that perhaps doesn't. Tony.

Gas hungry monster :lol: From my reading of the op's post it sounds as though he's thinking of a 40 CDI conventional or a system boiler NOT A COMBI. As a matter of interest this boiler in common with the entire range down to the 30 CDI has a heating output of 30KW and the 42CDI only...

Probably the boiler's internal frost stat keeping it on, is it pretty cold where you are or where the boiler is installed?

Well your probably correct, weather forecast for your area over night is minus 15 but I would still turn it off when you go to bed 'just in case'. Best of luck. Tony