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Hi Five days ago, my wife move the 3 fan tailed gold fishes from outside to a smaller indoor tank ( 1 ft by 1.5 ft x 1 ft deep)) because of the zero degree C freezing weather. they were ok last night but not eating a lot. Now one of 5 year old is not moving ( presumably death), the other two...

If it has an Air Pressure Switch, try blowing into it a few time to reset it. or it could be a certain sensor (switch) trip it off. Try asking for a servicing manual to troubleshoot it.

Confucious said, " once there are 3 wise men wanna buy a table, one would buy the cheapest, the other would choose the biggest, the last one would want extra put on ----an extra leg."

The prize you can have is the old pump and probably a drink from Mougly

I was told there was a 5 volts potential difference between the ground and the neutral wires. A drop of water on them would trigger RCB to trip off. I have a scenario when I accidentaly drip water from the CH drain ( some clever builder fitted it just above the boiler) onto a terminal...

If you are sure it is translated from Chinese, then send me the chinese instruction, I could translat it to you.

The poor mougly has no electric power to power up his PC for a reply

The web site link http://www.salamander-engineering.co.uk/technicalcentre/faq/faq.htm#softener also emphasizes that The noise created by the scale in the boiler is extremely noisy for a 7 yrs old house in Stansted we rented many years back. The recommendation was to have a new boiler...

That is interesting. I have the same gas fire in my lounge as yours (a real flame gas fire with lava rock). I had a terrecotal cap with 4 rows of vetilated slots all around installed by a builder( not corgi ). http://www.thechimneypotshop.com/toppage2.htm I went to build center and...

If the fan does not run, the boiler would not fire. Can you hear the fan running after a few reset when the boiler works.

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I did it with wire brush bent at 90 degree which very effectively brushed off most of the deposit. Because of several years of neglet and no servicing, there are numerous trapped in between the fins which I used 18 gauges wire to shove some off. It is difficult to clean them all as the...

What is the best way and liquid spray to remove in situ the lumps of sandy deposit in between the fins of an aluminium Heat Exchanger of a fanned flue boiler. I tried sulphuric acid (brick cleaner), vinegar, methylated spirit on the samples to no avail The HE is difficult to come out...

Hi, Agile I blew into APS 4 times when it was off, then restarted the boiler. You mentioned that I believed the APS was stuck open. By blowing into it reset the switch. From the manual, APS is powered from the PCB in series to flue stat, dry fire stat and gas valve. If...

I have cleaned the burner and heat exchanger but fault remained the same. Then I blew into the air pressure sensor which had an outlet exposed to ambient pressure and it fired up. Now my CH is working normally and my New Year is not spoiled. Thanks a lot for all your suggestions. I am very...

Yes, they always do. I am thinking of a more reliable boiler even it costs extra couple of £. Is Worcester boiler (Bosch made) good? //www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=73628 //www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=73540 The above posts recommend some best boilers, but...

They are all copper tubes. Where can I get more infor on upgrading it. I did call several corgi repair men before Xmas, but all were off till New Year and were booked up. I will clean the burner and the heat exchanger tomorrow and update the outcome. At the mean time, it is party time in...

What sensor would detect the flame? I put my hand on the boiler exhaust outlet, it was warm for a few second meaning fire up then cold as the fan was still running. I ask because I am not an CH engineer and have no idea to further diagnose the problem. Many thanks for the servicing manual I...

The gas is ok. In fact the CH was running happily yesterday morning. It didn't fire up in the evening on the timer with the fan kept running (no fire). Then I checked and tightened up a loose nut holding 3 ground wires connecting the fan casing, the boiler casing and the main ground...

It is indeed GE 41 387 19. I have update my profile with my e-mail address. Many thanks