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TBH if they've not worked on Gledhill appliances before then they're probably not going to be able to fit it, and this topic has done absolutely nothing for you in terms of providing a process that you (or anyone) could follow and be certain of finding the problem. You could give them the...

:D I don't think so, but I suspect we've exhausted that mini-thread anyway. And there was me thinking the same thing. ;)

And yet you continued.... Well I'm not a "sparkie", but I knew the answer. But then I'm not the one pretending to be competent.

No we don't. Of course. Not needed, but thanks. Oh OK. I agree that it does exist, but I don't agree that such a claim would be rejected out of hand because there was no evidence of a installation by a qualified person.

Holy crap! :shock: Does that not worry you? Do you know the make and model?

Ah, sorry, I misunderstood. You need of these: :D

Of course not. To do what? What was that for? :? Erm, you've lost me - the possibility of what? ________________ Well, to put it another way, why did you write something that implies a cavalier approach to safety? Are you talking about the [relatively] new notification aspect, or the...

I don't know why you think I've criticised you. Please state the power output of the boiler, and the summed output of all the rads and cylinder (if you have one).

But to succeed in that line of argument, you'd have to prove that no unqualified person could ever install the product correctly. After all, the Triton MIs that I'm looking at here are surprisingly comprehensive (given that I didn't even open them on Thursday when I installed the shower), and...

You seem reluctant to answer some very basic and incredibly simple questions. That doesn't reveal anything about HOW you balanced it. No. I didn't know the answer, and I still don't. How did you balance it? If you don't understand the question, it means what steps did you take to...

You amaze me. How did you balance it when three rads aren't heating up? :?

In that case why did you write "to hell with Part P"? :? You still have electrical fires though, right? To reiterate: how will you calculate the correct cable CSA to use?

I agree. Without wishing to be picky, I would say that it contravenes the MIs, but not in a way that would invalidate the warranty. Not sure what you meant by this bit.

Sorry to be the one to tell you swidders, but you're wrong. The Building Regulations require that the installation be safe - no qualifications are needed to support this, but knowledge is and skills are. However, notification is also a legal requirement, so ignoring Part P when...

No. Hmm. OK then. How will you calculate the correct cable CSA to use?

There is no such thing as a technical breach - it's simply a breach. Have you any experience of this ever happening? So, your opinion is that they are not likely to terminate the contract, unless they're really pushed into it.

OK. Will you be installing it, or will it be someone who's used to doing this kind of work? In that case an electric shower will just scrape by on that criterion... ...but not that one. A half-decent unit will cost around £150, and the plumbing work/parts around £100. The electrical work...

Have you tested the room thermostat? OK. Then exactly which components have you, or has Scottish Gas, verified are currently working on the appliance?

Do you have to be so sarcastic?

Sarcasm eh? Well in that case please invert my previous advice. Instead, don't replace the faulty component, and simply carry on hoping that it's not faulty.