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Resolution finally came in the form of a proper service by the RGI. Apparently it would seem that the last RGI to "service" it simply did not do it properly. Obviously that's just one mans opinion but since being serviced it seems to be working perfectly.

Thanks Mike, I did wonder about powerflushing microbore and your comment has made my mind up! Ive been looking at Sentinel X400 and might even go for their Rapid Dose product as it means I dont have to drain down first apparently. I have re-set the pump to 1 based on your recommendation...

Just FYI, The evening before the appointment, I succesfully managed to rupture a microbore pipe leading to our hall rad whilst trying to lift it enough to get something from behind it. Idiot! Carpet wrecked and the excess is more than it would cost to replace. So...instead of servicing the...

Thanks Jordon, Your advice is greatly appreciated. I have given the RGI as much detail as poss prior to his visit, but we are prepared for this costing a bit, maybe taking more than a couple of visits and that's fine because it's not some thing I can do myself so I'm happy to pay the price. My...

Sadly chaps that attitude pervades all industries including my own, which is why when we booked the RGI we made it quite clear that we had no history with the boiler and what it was doing that we were confused by. Nonetheless it is a service first and foremost. I charge accordingly for my...

Thanks for those. Simon, I'm not sure whether it's working properly or not, hence service first and let the RGI work out whats needed or are you advocating having him buy in a load of stuff we might not need and fit it speculatively? Having worked for Rogue Traders and Watchdog I've met...

Good evening all, We've recently moved into our house which is fitted with a Baxi Bermuda Inset 2 50/4E back boiler. In the airing cupboard we have the normal programmer type thing and a potterton thermostat with a sensor on the end of a flying lead. We've got our local RGI coming to...