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My apologies. I no nothing about trolling. I bow to your superior knowledge on that subject.

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Reread my answer, I am not suggesting that he does it, but answering his question.

My main reason for suggesting an electrician, is because I don't think there is a need for a tertiary cutout, but if the OP thinks it is needed then there is probably a need for a relay. That is what the OP asked and I was giving a reply that I hoped included due diligence. A sparks would be...

You would need to ask an electrician about the following: It may be possible to wire the immersion in series with a cylinder thermostat (possibly using a relay). As I said, ask an electrician.

Ok. I was just wondering if they were giving trouble.

Join the two rad valves together if you need to find which side heats first

Why have you been changing rads?

Put it in some sort of conduit. It will protect it and will allow removal if it fails.

In that case make sure that the joints are good and can't suck air. Might be a good idea to have the level of oil above the oil pump and be sure to purge it all of air before running it. It should then be capable of running the tank dry, which you don't want to do. That last foot of oil will...

You have a plastic tank, so don't put too much stress on it when rising. Make sure its new base supports ALL flat areas of the bottom and extends a few inches beyond the base area of the tank. I cant see an isolation valve between the tank and filter. Perhaps it forms part of your gauge or is...

You can get deaerators with a vent that can be piped. I would suggest that with the bottom of the tank only 300mm below burner, that an ordinary single pipe could be used without deaerator or lift pump. Maybe even rise the tank a foot, but should work as is.

I set it to what system pressure should be.

Could be a Grey area. There would also be Red card issues for a certain cohort. Also no guarantee that winner would take up the job.

I used welded mesh covered with 1.4" netting wire. I covered the top with a piece of plastic bottle to stop them reaching in and pulling food towards them. Food needs to be in the centre and out of arms reach. I also covered the supporting stake with split large bottles to make the stake too...

The valve stem should not rise or fall when turning. That means that the "gate" part of the valve moves up and down along the stem when turning. Put it back together and observe the action. If the stem moves up and down, then the valve is broken.

Would you not like to know if the blockage is due to a valve not open or plugged with debris????

exactly :) Even with a lamp and mirror?

Only 2 zones would be considered a poor minimum nowadays. Oil tank? As far as cost, as said above, get more quotes.

I find the action of your insurers strange. Had your oil spread all over adjacent properties, I expect that they would have had to pay out. You have saved them money by your prompt action. Perhaps you should seek an opinion from the insurance ombudsman or similar person. A customer of mine had...