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Rather than árse'n about with it anymore I've now made an appointment for a heating engineer to come and have a look at it on Friday. The pilot light is now not working :cry: I'd like to thank the people that took the time to respond to my post.

Managed to turn the small plastic tap eventually. Got the black needle to 1 then bled all the rads till water came out each one, this happened more or less straight away with them all apart from the kitchen one where some air came out first. The black needle only went down just under a quarter...

The little blue tap that's next to the braided pipe isn't budging and don't want to start forcing it incase I can't close it off again. There's a brass like tap further up on the same pipe ( that you see outside for garden hoses) do I turn that one, or leave alone?

I assume you aren't talking about the two motorised valves (the little grey boxes, as they reset themselves), and you're talking about those red tap valves that are stituated on the pipes? If it's the latter ones, I haven't touched them at all. On my second fill do I bleed my rads until the...

There are pipes leading up from the left of the main water tank. Two of the pipes have red plastic attachments that presumably turn and one has a metal tap head attached. All of these attachments are fitted higher than the main water tank. Does it sound like one of these? The gauge...

I've got a tank above the shower that has water in it, about 3/4 full and the other is a closed tank that's in the kitchen cupboard, so i'm not sure how I would find out if there was water in it.

Having bled my radiators over the last couple of days, I now seem to have a problem with my boiler. When bleeding the radiators, I had the heating full on having been advised to do so by workmates. While the water is still hot, it's only heating up to handwashing tempeture, rather than...