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you could have a blocked/restricted gauge which could be slow to respond, if not disconnect filling loop to confirm it is/isn't passing.try this 1st then try and bleed 2/3 jugs woth of water from radiator.

check flow switch isn't dropping out also.

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agree with muggles, also some installers feel that condensing boiler flues have to rise to outside but this isn't always the case as some flues are designed that the exhaust part of the flue actually give s the correct rise inside the flue. so the flue itself should be dead horizontal. but if it...

i actually work as a gas engineer for a living!!! therefore don't really have the time to sit in front of my pc constantly!! mad that init. you are quite right tho,tell you what, i am a man of limited vocabulary and don't try to be witty cos it doesn't work for me! i am very good with my hands...

f##k me namsag, are you real????are you actually a gas safe engineer??? i'm getting really bored now trying to get across what a gas engineer should alread know! am i touching nerves???are you the type of engineer that fast tracked into the trade? why don't we send messages out the to sci fi...

Hi steve, probs with modena's are you quite often have to cange both sensors as they work in tandem but, thats if they are at fault! is the boiler firing on and off for heat and hot water, is the wait light flashing when it does this? how did you diagnose the snsor?

again its not the info being there that is the issue, it's about an Rgi advising on how to to an op!!!!!! why is it such a problem to you that a gas engineer shouldn't advise anyone on gas issues! giving out info like that produces what we call cowboys and safety incidents. basically if you gave...

the point is still safety related, and i'm not getting uppity about it just stating the obvious, i will help anyone as far as i can as long as its not anything to do with gas parts! so why are you getting your t#ts twisted????? :shock:

those instructions are left with a customer for an engineer to refer to when working on the appliance!!!!there is a big difference between an op finding the info themselves and attempting the work themselves to an RGI giving them the advise on it!!!!! its actually a safety issue, isn't it.

mad then isn't it that so many of us gas engineers have wasted so much time and money doing what we have done to get where we are!!!!!!! we should all follow in your footsteps, cos its not rocket science is it, anyone can sort it if they can read and copy what they see!!!! forget get about how...

look mate, plumbing and heating are two separate trades and having a good understanding of plumbing means jack s##t when it comes to central heating, it really gets my my goat when people ask a plumber to fix their central heating/boiler problems?????????? plumbers deal with bathroom sweets...

sorry mate, miss read your thread, thought you meant it was cycling on hot water demand, but hey who needs us when you can diagnose with the power of mind and then tell an rgi what to fix\!!!!!!!!!!!!!! it must be the new age of technical know how..... i am astounded!!!!!!

plate heat exchanger blocking

f##k me mate, slow down!!!!!! 1st you need to find the filling loop, a silver braided pipe connecting 2 pipes then , turn then valves to let thepressure increase

you've got air in the pipes

make sure the new boiler is installed by a registered installer!!

no probs, glad to help :D

you need to get up there and see what you've got around the installation but, before you do that normally, when they are in lofts the controls are installed in an easily reachable place on the lower floors, if you have an airing closet it'd be wise to check in there first