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Many thanks. You are probably right that it is more like a hot water tank than a boiler. Not too sure about the semantics but it's basically one of these: http://www.gledhill.net/water-storage/2000-range-index/pulsacoil1.htm The pump switch indeed always needs to be on. I've had many problems...

Thanks, there is a picture here: http://www.diynot.com/network/jo75/albums/2072/7798

Hello, Admittedly, this could be a dumb question :D but just wanted to double check the following. I have a Pulsacoil 2000 boiler which gets electricity through a fuse connection unit. It has three switches for: 1. pump, 2. off-peak heating, 3.on-peak heating. Check here for picture...