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Why not buy a flat faced iso valve?

New build house builders love throwing in Logic ESP 35 boilers, they must get them dirt cheap from Ideal. Half the time, they're grossly overpowered for the house.

You'll need to buy the Manu's plume kit. Also, that flue hasn't been cut to the correct length, there shouldn't be any white on show.

Has anyone messed with max flow temp settings in menu? If not, refit the link, without the Hive and see what happens.

Simply because the boiler "needs to know" it's full of water to stop it dry firing. Most boilers have a low pressure switch in them for this purpose.

I'd be curious to know why. I don't see how the orientation of the vessel will affect its performance, given that part of it contains water, and part of it contains air.

I wonder if the gauge has failed because it's full of muck?

The red button will either unscrew, letiing air out, or some just need gently pulling up.

Normal display, it just tells you the heating is on.

20mm

Always sleeve mine through steels

Possibly shower valve or mixer tap fault, can be difficult to trace.

Ferroli= skip

I'm going to bet a virtual £ that somewhere under the flooring, a flow is mistakenly plumbed into a return, as per my previous post. Please let us know, so that I can give you details of my virtual crypto account for my virtual £.

A light bulb went on when you mentioned possible DIY install, what's the betting it's a combi conversion, and Mr DIYer has got the pipework wrong under the floor, so that for example the flow is going down what was the old cylinder return, or something similar? This happened to me when...

I never use gate valves now because they seize quite quickly, or never close properly when you want them to. Use a lever valve instead.

Join the two valves together with some temporary bodge plastic pipe, open valves and turn heating on, you'll know then.

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Outrageous I reckon.

Do you have a dead body in the loft you don't want them to find?