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Thanks, John, it seems that my limited knowledge is seeing a problem that doesn't exist. Your clear answer makes perfect sense - and thus the boiler is working as it should. Do appreciate the time you have taken to share your knowledge - many thanks!

A strange problem - my central heating, although working, does not seem to be doing so correctly. The call for heat comes from a Drayton Digistat receiver. It shows all the correct lights (eg green for heat required) and I can clearly hear the relay clicking when I turn the RF thermostat...

Jobs a good'un! Went real smooth thanks to you clarifying a few points for me. Only hitch was the set up App couldn't find the OpenTherm module. A call to Drayton revealed I had an old Firmware version on the hub - once updated, everything was fine. Really wouldn't have know about OpenTherm...

Thanks for that - you are truly a star!!

Many thanks, sxturbo - you've pointed me in a useful direction - I wasn't aware of Opentherm before! Like you, I like to plan things in my head before starting (hence this post) so can I run a couple of things by you? On the Intergas - Firstly, all switching will be 24v? (which is the X4...

I have been summoned to do the above by my son - thanks for that! - so need to check with the experts on here that I do the right thing. The boiler is an Intergas HSE combi controlled by a Drayton Digistat WR1 (nee SCR) receiver, which receives its instructions from a Drayton Digistat RF+2...

Wouldn't be our Steely. He's a nice guy.....

Anyone remember that idiot who posted on here not so long ago regarding, iirc, help with his daughters noisy boiler? Then ended up, in a delusional fashion, insulting all the regular posters on here in an increasingly aggressive manner? His signature pic had an ugly s*d with red hair in it -...

Hey, Mike, you've got hidden talents! The boy dun good....

Just had to undo a couple of compression connectors. But Kamco have really thought this through and the kit comes with a myriad of different size/type of connectors. I was most impressed.

I made the mistake/oversight of not fitting a Combimate in front of my son's Intergas. Also, the hot water setting was far too high. Combine that with a very hard water area, and the inevitable happened. Descaling was simplicity itself, as you Dan of course know. I hooked up a Kamco, ran the...

Go back to your cornflakes, Bernard.....

Jeez, Dan, we've got the windbags out on this thread, haven't we? Why don't you all retire to the CC and let hard-work and Bernard deal with the posters on here? They obviously have a wealth of practical experience on the tools....

Aw, Razor, now you've burst my bubble! :D Come to think about it, I think you're due to give it the once over shortly - will Intergas send out an auto-reminder?

First time I've heard a Wilo pump described as quality. It is the same pump that went t*ts up in my "quality" Vaillant less than 6 months from new.

We do - its spelt G-O-O-G-L-E.

That you keep off a forum where you have no applicable qualifications whatever.

"Being rude and abusive in replies to a DIYer is going to drive the DIYer away without the education he or she needs to receive to be aware of the hidden hazards of DIY work." How come you're still here, then? We live in constant hope.....

No, my bad - I was thinking about the straight edges, but as you say, corner bath, it's the curved edge that's revealed...... Clearly, I am missing something today! Okay, as a starter, run your steel tape around the curved edge of the bath. Even better, if you are strong at maths, the...

Perhaps I am missing something here, but if you make your own panels (or even if you buy some) - you have the bath in front of you to measure. Clearly, we have misunderstood what you need to do / you haven't explained yourself well enough. Even a picture would be helpful to get us started -...