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yes got that Buck51 Does not answer my query :wink:

Thanks, so as the pump has now been installed and that the first visit may have fried my old timer, is it recommended that I get the guy back to install this cable? Your post says on first powered, so as it is in place now, is there a risk it could fry it again?

Hi Tony I appreciate the advice. I wasn't sure if you had seen it was new. Had a look on FB but can't find your post. Could you post a link please? Thanks

Pump is brand new. Should I check anyway?

Just thought I would update since it happened. Turned out to be a fault between the timer controller and the immersion tank thermostat. Both replaced and back to normal. Thank you for your input though.

My timer only allow HW and CH on timer together or one of the other. They are not controlled independent via a timer.

Yes there is silver box made by Honeywell which has an electrical cable running from it. It has a lever which on one side says AUTO and the other says MAN OPEN. The lever is nearer AUTO. The new pump has a running water sound coming from it. It is a Grundfos UPS2 15-50/60 and the LED is set to...

The two valves were replaced along with the pump earlier this month. The other concern I have is today the heating is now coming on. This seems to be an awful waste of energy and potentially unsafe?

I don't think they are motorised. The 2 valves were replaced along with the pump earlier this month.

Hi I have a Potterton Netaheat electronic. Since replacing the pump earlier this month, we have found that the boiler will fire up of its own accord and run for a few minutes and then go off. It then turns back on ten or so minutes later. This occurs outside of the timer settings. I have...