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It won't be that then if the motor is spinning? What burner isit ?

Get your engineer to check the capacitor

You can't wire it yourself, you need a gas engineer as you're removing the boiler casing

Looking at what you've got I'd say 1.2m But I'd definitely go for a vertical there

Collect tokens from the back of Kellogg's boxes, collect enough and you even get your gas registration

Set those pins in and it'll come on. The switch has failed

That clock on the front is your problem. That's the heat exchanger leaking, not the gasket My advice is don't use it until you get it checked by an engineer

No that was me 28i 28i junior Green Star 28i junior They're all DIFFERENT boilers!!! They one you've got, GREEN STAR 28I JUNIOR has a casing seal which you have disturbed, therefore technically making the boiler UNSAFE!! You've just admitted you're not. Boiler technician so why are you...

That's not a 28i sorry So the combustion has been broken, and not checked for safety. Good job

Mt10s don't fit on the 28i

Ummm thread title

Your post says 30cdi, you've posted a picture of an Ierp and now you're saying you've got an I boiler, which the mt10 doesn't fit on to.

He's contradicted himself at least three Times with his make of boiler. He's done the job himself and doesn't care if he's done something which is unsafe. After all it was only a few screws

All depends on what the water flow rate coming in to the property is?

It sounds like it's the pump, the older ones are prone to sticking intermittently.

Have you checked for a leak on your hot water pipes

You can't remove the case from the boiler yourself sorry. So it's not a diy job.

Fixed price repair from Worcester might be an option for you

Put a bit of effort into turning them, they have resistance 'stoppers'

Leave it off over night and see in the morning.