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Was the fan. Packed in today and someone came a replaced it for me this afternoon, £200. Glad I argued and refused to pay the plonker who came to me a while back and told me it was the ***niser and to leave it alone, and he wanted me to pay £47 for the advice.

It is when the flame is on during a heating session. Strange thing though, yesterday and today its been alright but it was there for days up till 2 days ago so i thought it was here to stay. I'm puzzled...

I have just been told it is the fan on the boiler. How difficult are these to replace?

The presure is fine. Actually, ioniser may not be the correct word but it was a word that sounds like it.

I have a Sime Super 90 Plus boiler that is making these noises. Couple of months ago the noises were only sometimes when the boiler had started to give heat, then it would settle down. Now the noises are constant. I did call a plumber out about 5 weeks ago before the noise was constant and he...

Plumber arrived and job done in about 50 mins. I thought he wasnt coming as he wasnt answering or returning my calls. Thanks for all help.

I have good reason to believe the plumber who agreed to fit the part tomorrow isnt going to turn up. I wonder if its because I got the part myself and he had to agree fitting it would be about £50 + vat. Anyway, any tips or pointers as I dont want to be without hot water another day, to do it...

Thanks very much for your reply. Had a look in there yesterday and decided there isnt much room for my hands and spanners/wrench to manouevre. Decided to pay plumber to come fit it.

Thanks and my part is on order now. Just an after thought however. My boiler would still fire up as if heating the water but it wasnt. Would that still be happening if it is the diverter valve?

Same problem here with my Sime super 90 plus. Where do I order parts from and how much did you pay?