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Still waiting on a quote - doesn't look like a difficult job tbh!

Guy came out and tested the system, new ignitor is needed - that'll get sorted. Thanks all for your help!

Thank you - at least now I can rule out any pressurization errors (and have learned what system I have)! Probably time to call in an expert - thanks for your help!

I'd need to go back up to check but what I do remember is once, the rads upstairs had no water in them. When i checked the smaller tank in the loft it was bone dry, I wiggled the stopcock a bit and it filled with water. I can see a pipe at the top of that one where overspill went down and about...

I do indeed. One large one and then a smaller one sort of attached to it. Does this mean it's a gravity fed system? Is there a way to add water into the system this way?

Sorry they're not great pics - I've a lot of shelving in the way.. First pic is on the right hand side, above the cylinder Second is hard to make out but to the left, I believe this turns the hot water on or off in the bathroom The rest are above and around the cylinder

Sorry I misread - I assume you mean the cylinder in the airing cupboard... I'll get those..

Both pipes goes through the wall and outside, which I assume is the condense pipe and maybe a waste pipe? The copper pipe just leads into the air outside, the other goes down into an external pipe and looks like down a drain..

There's literally nothing else there - everything is in the picture. Next stop are my sockets :D

I figured there's a loop somewhere but I'm unsure on how to find it or even what I'm looking for. I can't find anything with a silver braided hose..

I checked the gas and it seems ok, I can hear it going in. I know L2 is a burner issue but I also read that low pressure in the system also causes the burner to not stay lit. I'm trying to eliminate all potential reasons as to why it's not working before I start looking into replacing components..

This is the underside of the boiler..

Hi. Apologies if this has been asked - can't find if it has though? I have a Ideal Logic System 24 boiler - giving me the L2 error. One of the reasons i read was it could be low pressure and indeed, my gauge is at 0. If I try to use the boiler it will increase but usually to about 0.8. From what...