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fixed for me too! there was a problem with the diverter valve - acutator not pushing the rubber bung in the valve right back, so the domestic hot water was being heated rather than all the radiators, all working normally, even at the lowest temperature of 35 - 40 degress. PS: my boiler is a...

I have the same problem, I've used d.40 and d.41 to check the flow and return temperature and there is not much of a big difference? can anyone help? I will start my own thread!

hmmm, thank you, I guess I'll stick with bosch, LGs usually do a better job at cleaning cloths and removing stains!

Which washing machines are better? LG or BOSCH, I've had a Bosch for nearly 12 years, its lasted a very long time and only had a few problems, but I am now looking to invest in a different brand and would like to try LG.

i have a faulty motherboard which I'd like to repair or get repaired, I've posted a topic on here asking for some advice on how to deal with the motherboard problem, I've had no luck. what I need are websites or names of shops that fix motherboards how ever big the fault! I can't seem to get it...

I've removed the bios chip, turned the computer on and the cpu fan does'nt seem to be going off but when I put the bios chip back in, it turns off. do you think the bios needs updating, as it might be that the cpu needs the latest bios to work? its and AMD Athlon X2 4200+

No, I've used a working battery from another mainboard! I guess its faulty... :(

Can anyone else help Please? Would it help if I got a new bios? I've ordered a post testing card from eBay, will that be any good?

I've tested the CPU on another AM2 mainboard, it fully works i.e. it boots on to windows with no errors! I've tested one of the fan connectors, and the power fan works fine!

Hi everyone! I have a m2n-sli deluxe ATX Mainboard from ASUS, which will will not post/display anything onto the screen. Heres what happens when you switch the computer ON: - The CPU fan spins for 10 seconds, and switchs off. Sometimes it remains on - The power LED switchs on for 5 seconds...

Wow, I never knew that at all!, I'm not a professional thats why I come to places like this for help and advice, But I've read some topics on anti-freeze in central heating systems, and as far as I kno, its safe and works well, but I never knew that this would void the warranty! I will remove it...

@Blooflame - Yes I will do that, but do I return it to vaillant? @The831Bunny - No, the water is green as I've added anti-freeze and yes my magnaclean filter is on the return pipe to the boiler, its connected just under the boil. But I only soldered the pipe which comes out of the magnaclean...

When ever the system pressure drops or when the needle reaches the light grey bit on the gage But the central heating system hardly requires topping up, if it does, its usually after a long time! :D

I'm 100% certain thats its magnetic as I have a mettle bracelet arround my wrist, When I service the filter, the bracelet is attracted to the magnet. I think Its because everything is stuck inisde the radiators and the pipes. When I had a look at the inside one of the pipes connecting a radiator...

I think I'm better off doing a powerflush, as my magnaclean filter does'nt really get much sludge stuck to it, I'm guessing because the sludge is stuck to the bottom of the radiators :cry:

A magnalclean is already fitted and yes I will use an x800 thanks, Will it come with instructions or is it simple. I'll figure out which pipe goes where on the machine, but do I need to add the x800 into the central Like I'd normally do? And would'nt I just be ok with adding anti-freeze instead...

Yes, I have already done this. I removed all the radiators in my house, took them in the garden and flushed them using a house and there shure was a lot of iron oxide and sludge coming out, would you reccomend me to do a full system powerflush? Would this cure the boiler with it?

I've had a Vaillant ecoTEC plus since 2007 which replaced the Potterton Puma combination boiler. My new boiler started leaking two years ago. I thought I'd investigate and discovered that the leak was from the pin that moves in and out. I purchased a diverter valve. The leak began again from...

Oh, thank you everyone, the boiler does work fine 'mrgas', I were just curious thats all, but again, thanks :wink: