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yeh was thinking that too, thanks though...brrrr freezing xx

Well, at the risk of being a big girl. This boiler does not open up, at least not that I can do.

just noticed the other replies thanks everyone. I am not used to the site yet

Oilman, thanks for your kind reply. Kev, do you have to keep pointing out my typos. The boiler heats the water, I don't have a cylinder. The water is still hot (thankfully) but the radiators that are heated from the same boiler are stone cold. I don't think there are any typing errors...

forget it

it's a, don't knogas central heating boiler that works both radiators and water and it has C1 on it and it's 7 yrs old but looks quite modern. Sorry hope the info is useful, don't really know what i'm talkining about.

and i left a message there, i think i am not understanding this, anyway i guess I will get the boiler serviced and it will not be a major problem, thats my advice to self

thanks but think it's cleared after 7 yrs

All of a sudden my radiators have stopped working, the boiler is making all the right noises and the lights are on and the hot waters working. The boiler is about 7yrs old. Just had loads of work done, can't bare it if i've gotta have people come in and mess my house up again (or afford it) any...

Hello again, i'm still having problems with my gas cooker and would appreciate any advice. At times there is no gas supply at all to the hob, but there is to the grill and oven. Just when I had decided to order a new one the hob is working again. It is an old cooker (bout 7yrs) so I don't...

Cheers for the advice, just what i needed, I will get new gas cooker and get the queens dog to fit it xx

while i'm at it, there is not much gas coming out of my hob, which is a bit of a worry ____________________________ Lynda, moderator please continue with your first post (I can not merge posts)

I've just come across this site, wish i'd found it sooner, anyway better late than never. Well i'm wondering wether to replace my gas cooker with an electric one, because fitting would be easier and cheeper. Does anyone know if this would be straight forward, as obviousley it is currently a gas...