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Yes, so everything from the pipe upwards

This bit :-

Would that valve be on the radiator ? The first time they came out they replaced the temperature control (Thermostat ?) on the radiator, and thinking about it never charged, that did not make any difference and it was then that they recommended the powerflush.

They usually e-mail me the invoice the day after the work, so hopefully it should appear

Hi All When the boiler broke I believe he had finished all the flushing, and cleared away the machine, he had some containers of chemicals around it, but i am not sure what they were, so i presume by that stage he would have added the inhibitor ? I am not really sure. The radiator was not...

Yes, the radiator would not get hot, and when they started to drain it, it was full of brown water. We explained that we had never had them cleaned out, so the they said it would just be a matter of time before the other radiators went the same way, because they suspected that there was a build...

Hi all, It is a worcester wall mounted unit, We have been in the house 8 years, and we have not had it changed, just serviced. So i am not sure of it's age. The engineer has just left after installing the new PCB, and it is all working again, he explained that if the PCB was on it's last legs...

And just as I typed that, the engineer has turned up with a new PCB, so i will let you know. Adrian

Hi Juraasicspark, I am not entirely sure, the flush was done via the pipes to the downstairs Kitchen radiator, but he did have the boiler covers off and was doing something there as well Regards Adrian

Good Afternoon, I have read the previous posts regarding power-flush but these does not seem to answer my question. We had our system power-flushed on Wednesday and when the engineer was doing his "last flush" the boiler packed up. He was unable to re-start it and called another engineer to...