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Hi Nige, Yes, they are. I have a plumber calling round this evening so hopefully he'll be able to solve the problem. Thanks

Thanks again. There's just the two of us. Would I need to replace existing pipework as well if the increased pressure would be an issue? We've just had a new bathroom fitted, the shower is a Triton SR electric shower. Would this still work with a new combi arrangement even though the electric...

Just a further thought: if I replaced the boiler with an oil fired combi, I wouldn't need a hot water cylinder would I? can existing pipework be used? Is it a big job?

I'll nip up into the loft and have a look at both tanks and do what you suggest- thanks again. Your time and consideration of this problem is much appreciated

Do you think the the coil has split due to the flushing of the system? Cheers.

Thank you for your reply, much appreciated. So this presumably would mean a new cylinder? Is it a big (and expensive!) job? I forgot to mention that the guy fitted a new radiator and replaced two old ones. One of the replaced ones is tepid at best. I tried bleeding the rads and air came out of a...

Hi there, I'm new to this forum but I'm wondering if anyone can help. I have just had my central heating system flushed because the rads had cold patches and I was told that sludge had built up over the years and needed flushing. This is a very old system, must be 20/25 years and probably the...