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:lol: I know how you feel....I've been tempted a few times... The best way to test that the network infrastructure is sound is to use PING.... If one can't PING the other you could be ****ing about for hours in windows, when it's nowt to do with the windows config. (1)Obtain IP...

Good News ... Mark Fairley is coming out to sort my boiler out... he's 8 miles up the road in Rochdale ....£65 all in :D Will post on the results on Friday. Anyway .... For your network Ollski.... first job is to get it so you can ping each other..... once you can do that it's down to...

If it was the security password (I presume you mean the WEP key) It wouldn't be able to connect to the router at all (i.e. no tinternet)

No...apparently If the boilers mounted in an exposed position it can suffer with calcium build up in the flue flow sensor .... which puts it into safety lockout.

:D Yep ..... once they're both in your DHCP list , you should then be able to network them.

I'm getting nagged to go and watch IM A CELEBRITY NOW ..... so drop us a mail. ollski - just thought - It must be getting the IP from DHCP or you wouldn't be able to get on't tinternet.

hmmmn .... now we're getting somewhere :wink: Go to you're desktop PC (I presume it's the one on the wire), right click on the network symbol near the clock (the two little blue screens that say "local area network") and choose "OPEN NETWORK CONNECTIONS". In the window that opens, right...

Ollski ... it shouldn't matter whether there hardwired or wireless as long as the same DHCP server is assigning your IP addresses. on both PC's do start->run and type cmd, then type ipconfig you should see four numbers sommat like 192.168.1.65 - PC1 192.168.1.97 - PC2 As long as the...

Hang on a mo ollski

I can't see your profile.... can you see mine ? (my email is in there) Bit reluctant to post it on the site as the last time I did that I got spammed to death.....how much are we talking here ?

Hi Mark.... aint fixed it yet ...(struggling for time at the mo)

Presuming both computers can access the wireless network....Have you run the network connection wizard on both computers ? If so and it doesn't work right click on My Computer->properties->computer name, and click change. Type in a sensible name, and choose the same WORKGROUP (MSHOME usually...

WOW ... I just loosened the grub screws and it's all working fine !!!! (I'm talking ****e.... just wanted to imagine the split second of surprise on your face :D ) Yep .... a great big £800 pile of ****e..... it's been in 6 years now, and every 3 months or so I have to clean out the flow...

HEY .... if I've overtightened the grub screws, would that not "pinch" the diverter and cause the problem I'm seeing ? Or is the housing all cast, and would crack rather than bend >?

I was thanking him cos he answered first (hadn't read your post yet) Whilst I'm typing something loads of other messages come in.....and it all gets out of sync and confusing. Anyway .... THANKYOU MR SCATMAN .... seriously.... . and for a columbian you've got quite a northern twang :D...

Don't suppose any of you are near Todmorden (Lancs / Yorks border) with some spare time on your hands :cry:

Ok ... cheers Sime...(phew :oops: ) So .... can someone confirm that swapping the thermistors over wouldn't cause any problems ( same part number according to halstead ...both measured at 10K) Also, If I take this diaphragm apart will I need any rubber rings /copper washers etc...... or...

and lets say .... hypothetically of course.... that some idiot wondered why those screws were half out, and got the biggest screwdriver he could lay his hands on...... and soft of "tightened" them a bit.........well quite a lot actually........what would that do hypothetically of course

AHA !!! Now then this saucer shaped thingy ... on the neck of it does it have a few stubby screws that are sort of half screwed in ??

GOT WHAT? WHAT HAVE WE GOT ? I AINT GOT IT ? IS IT GOOD ? TEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEELLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE :lol: