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you're a plonker if you want a vokera!!

depending on size of the entire system, 1st thing i'd look at is the expansion vessel size. the vessel is like the 'bellows' of the system, they're not big at all in that size boiler, they're intended for 1-2bed homes with 1 bathroom. plus undersized expansion vessels burst for a past...

i've got probably 25 biasi combis out there and NOT a single 1 has given me hassle in the last 3-5 yrs! cheap isn't always bad!

ahhh....another fool and his money being parted! love it!

depending on which firebird it is, it may have a blending valve, and these can easily get blocked on the hot inlet side. to locate the blending valve, remove the front panel, and look for a chrome looking valve with a plastic head and 3 pipes going in/out of it. on the plastic head there are...

worcester ARE NOT THE BEST!! and the junior is the worse of them! for the money you would pay for a junior, you could spend a £100 more and get a viessmann 26kw combi, get a viessmann installer and have 5 years warranty!! so much better than a junior! engineers say worcester and...

i carry 2 of every different 'usual' oil part. my customers want a '1st time fix' and don't want to be left cold and i don't want the hassle to return visits to fix a pump that costs £50.

i've got a old dutch barn that is being converted to workshops. want to get it insulated, i've seen the results of spray foam insulation and like it. but, just wondering if anyone has any comments regarding the DIY kits? or if anyone knows of any companys who can do the job. cheers, Tim

i'm after a larger van, maybe a medium wheel base high top, to convert into a race truck/sleep van to tow my race car. anyone know of any decent ones, OR mores the point, ones to aviod?? thanks.

one thing to remember, these weather comp kits are designed to work in houses with rather good insulation properties, infact they struggle to maintain a good constant temp in a house with anything other than good insulation!

i agree that some of their tech guys can be a little defensive of their products when often you're simply asking a standard question/making a observation of the product.

right, you need to use the internal diverter valve if you want to use the weather comp. thats it and all about it, SIMPLE AS! to use a unvented cylinder on this boiler needs a internal chip upgrade so that you can use a 2nd 2 port valve, this is for G3 regs. your installer will know all...

the 200w is the better boiler. its built to last a long time, not that the 100 isn't. its just that there are millions of the 200's around the world and faults are not rare on them.

these DON'T work with a y plan!!! you need to use the internal diverter valve to use W-C. basically you need to run a fresh flow/return to your cylinder and if you've a unvented cylinder you'll need further parts. the 200w's are a awesome bit of kit, i've chucked a few in now and 1 with...

how many quotes did you get? how many people said "these guys are good" did you go for cheapest? the installers were obviously there for a few days, and you had time to look at their work while they were not there? if so, why'd you not comment then? were the installers a bodger looking...

if you want to check if it is sparking, then please don't point the thing out of the burner box and 'look' at it from any distance UNLESS you remove the solinoid coil from the oil pump, then it will not be able to get oil to the nozzle, thus not ignite! its very dangerous to tell anyone to...

if you want a decent boiler, stick a ATAG of a VIESSMANN in. forget the rest.

i've got a 89 bmw 730i auto. the thing will not drive at all. the cable under the box moves correctly, the brake lights work and the reverse lights work. on the dash it goes through all the gears but there is no sound at all from the box. any thoughts?

friend asked me to design and install a solid fuel fire in his 3 bed cottage. its a charnwood 18b, running 36x18 cylinder, 2 rads and 3 rooms of underfloor on first floor and 2 rads on ground floor. all is working perfectly with 40degree flow on underfloor and 55 flow to cylinder. cylinder...

sounds about right.