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Yep, I have been to a few recently that have stopped working for whatever reason. I don’t know what the battery lifespan is on them compared to ones of old?

Go 1/4 turn - most are decent. Just make sure it's suitable for potable water

No. You need to b able to carry out 26.9 checks afterwards No

What temperature is that?

Plenty available. I have no experience of these but seems they all do the same thing

Great! Hopefully it will fix the issue

Yes, can be this too. Unless you can test it and replace it, probably best with a new pump

If you could stop it fairly easily, I would go with that. Perhaps try on your own boiler/pump?

Yes the pump could be what we call weak, and therefore not enough energy to circulate the heat quick enough

Kinda, place the call for demand first, then try to stop it

An easy test if it has a bleed/vent screw - remove this, being careful as water can trickle out to pour out if completely gone, create a demand and try and stop the pump, if you can without much force, I’d be looking to replace it.

Blanking plate? Will the wires ever be used again?

I take it a standard monobloc tap can't be used?

Not necessarily

Absolutely it could.

Exactly this

Still not clearly written though. I presumed as much, customer wanted it checking for belt and braces, so a spark is attending

Could be. Here is what I have had back via WhatsApp messaging with them. I also meant to provide a link above, but here it is: Ferre

I had install a dual fuel gas cooker today. The instructions are clear as mud. It comes pre-wired with a 13A plug, but states a minimum fuse of 16A - 25A. I'm guessing that is for being hard wired, but why muddy the waters?