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@DP thank you for reassuring me that there is hope :-) I don't doubt that here are people with knowledge, experience and at the same time ability to communicate with common people like me and not just with members of the same tribe. It's a skill to communicate complex problems in simple...

@steve32 Thank you for suggesting Baxi. I'm in north Kent, small village between Dartford and Maidstone (DA3). Out of curiosity how is it possible to find and contact this "top engineer in London" ? On a side note, I'm not distressed by gas engineers, just all tradesman due to previous...

@mcmoby69 would you be so kind and share your opinion about the estimated cost of such repair ? By the way new system and boiler system are in the pipeline anyway, even obtained planning permission (more work involved than just plumbing) however vision of dealing with tradesman like some in this...

@45yearsagasman after a first concise answer from @steve32 it was clear to me that it's a common job and requires a gas certified professional to deal with it. I'm far from tinkering with the gas system. Due to my previous experience I have asked two questions. One regarding users opinion about...

@Steelmasons I have already understood that you are unable or unwilling to provide me with a recommendation where I can find a honest professional to deal with my problem. Therefore I'm not expecting that such an answer will come from your direction.

@mcmoby69 after reading few posts back that "Yes I do have an idea what the problem is" I was under the impression that you can estimate the work required to fix the problem which there is in your opinion. On the other hand the additional question was, about economical issue (replacement of a...

@Steelmasons that's your opinion which you have shared with others. Thank you for this input. As you have previously stated you don't wish to bring any comment with any merit to this discussion.

Would others agree with the @Steelmasons estimate for such repair ? If this is the case then maybe it's not worth repairing but replacing the whole system including the boiler ? @mcmoby69 Would you be so kind and present your view on this matter ? I will be grateful for your input. (no please...

@mcmoby69 we agree at least in one area.

@Steelmasons thank you for your advice. However I believe there are also nice people around here.

@mcmoby69 please look up and notice that my first words in response to @steve32 include a "thank you". From your substantial response I understand that you have two faces, one for paying customers and another for everybody else. @steve32 it seems has a different approach towards all people and I...

@Steelmasons prime example of attitude which people try to avoid. Can you bring something of merit to this discussion ?

@mcmoby69 maybe you are technically qualified, however in my opinion you lack "soft skills". Compare your responses with @steve32 who stated two very important facts in very approachable way. I dread to call a tradesman due to a fact that a person with your attitude can arrive at my door.

@steve32 thank you for making it clear that it's a common issue and needs a professional. Can you also give me an indiction of reasonable price which I should pay for such repair ? Are any parts involved ? (I would like to limit the number of visits required). Just on a side note, I have a very...

Thank you for your advice, do you have any technical ideas regarding the issue as well ?

I have Kingfisher Mf RSL 100 boiler which stopped to ignite and does so only on rear occasion. Once HW or CH is switched, motorised valves work, then fan starts, one click can be heard and that is it. It doesn't try to ignite again and fan will keep on working until HW and CH are switched...