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It's the Mynute 30HE. Does that help? Thanks C

Vokera 30 HE playing up. Recently drained CH system to change rad valves. Refilled and switched on boiler - Red failure light lit up and indicated fault '10' (failure to ingite/stay ignited). Checked pump - working. Checked water pressure - 1-1.5 bar- fine. Checked condenser drain pipe - not...

Sludge has always concerned me - the rads where put in over twenty years ago. Thing is I have drained the system a couple of times and draincock is at the bottom of the system (of course) - water's a bit black but no sludge - wouldn't the water be blocked from draining if sludge was present in...

Thank you so much - I think I have underestimated the sensitivity of the LSV's. I will follow your advice (let you know tomorrow if it works - if you are interested- i am sure it will). Again thank you, Christian

I have recently replaced two old rads with two new column rads (same equiv btu) on the ground floor of my house. At the same time I thought it would be sensible to include TRV's. Even though the previous set up seemed to work perfectly, I now find myself with two warm at best/cold at worst rads...

Yes they are all earthed - I was just referencing the active wires. You are quite right they are not on ring of course - they are wired into lighting circuit :oops: Not sure if they were for clocks or picture lights but I don't want them - lol. Again, thank you for help and advice.

..so much sparkydude. That is exactly what they are. You've solved a conundrum that has been puzzling me and everyone who enters our house. With any luck, they'll be on their own ring. Think I'll take them out - all seems a bit seveties to me. Cheers again

I am trying to identify the purpose of, and work out whether I still need a number of strange electric fittings found throughout my house. They are placed high up (50cm below ceiling) in most rooms (not bathroom or hall). They are MK fittings, almost flush with a small flat plate containing...