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How is the hot water being heated? By immersion heater or boiler? Does the boiler try and fire up for the heating?

True John. :oops: They are linked to run together. pump will have a bypass or similar for when it's not firing. Have you ran out of oil recently or getting low? anything like that?

After pressing the lockout reset the motor should get power. This will drive the fan and oil pump together at the same time. Is it spinning at all? could be a jammed oil pump........

The pump running would indicate there's a switch live which should also fire the burner. As said you should have two resets - the one on the burner control box and the one under the panel. have you pressed both? were either lit up/popped out?

BG told you that you can't??

True. Should've been clearer. Apologies. Disconnect flow and return from backbox. Leave open to vent. Drain backbox. Either syphon or drill holes in back box. Alter remaining pipework in A/C to suit new boiler and controls.

don't worry about removing it. Just cap/disconnect the pipes in the airing cupboard that go to it. If you isolate the tank that feeds it in the loft(left hand in your image) and drain the rads etc first.

yes, whatever work is done to get the heating going you want to lose the deadleg going down behind the fire. No point heating it. Although I wonder if it could be fitted as an auto bypass route?? Just putting that out there - expect to get shot down in flames. An electric boiler is an option I...

Sounds like a back box. Can you post a pic of the fire. How many radiators do you have and where are they? All upstairs? Up and down? Is the fire ok to light? Has the chimney been swept/checked? What gets hot when the fires going? Sounds like you need a boiler.........

Good luck. A good squirt of wd-40 left overnight might be as effective. Wasn't being picky about it being a basin btw just clarifying. China breaks that's all.

reading your post I'm guessing you mean a china basin? Or do you mean a kitchen sink? No matter, I would try bracing the backnut underneath and forcing the spout of the tap away to undo it. Only need a small movement then spin it back and go again - soon you'll get some movement. Tip - you...

I'll stick my neck out on this........... If I were using ptfe on the elbow I'd put about 22 wraps on happily. Maybe a few more or less to end up in the right position. If I were using locate 55 (which I do) I'd wind it in the valley of the threads first, then go over all that at least twice...

my bet would be fresh/recent silicone. Some of that does stink like fish. As said it will die down.

I always silicone the thread of the bolt otherwise I find the water follows it in a helter skelter type way. So I get the bolt, apply silicone to the first inch of thread (at the head end ), rub it into the thread then add flat washer, quick smear between thread and under flat washer and add the...

is this one you've been working on? If so why weren't you called back when the fault developed? How come you're going back now? Sounds like the other engineer's bill is gonna be a biggy. Personally I would say check all online filters, however awkward, and was the solenoid replaced with the...