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I've had a week without any heating or hot water after problems with a 15-year-old Worcester 28CDi combi boiler.
The symptoms (from Googling them) all seemed to point to a malfunctioning diverter valve (no hot water or heating, but pilot light was firing and calling for heat briefly) and the emergency engineer confirmed the same.
He's due back tomorrow with the parts ordered and three hours labour but as if by magic, the heating and water are back and functioning fine this evening. So not sure what to do now, I presume I will still have to pay for the parts anyway, is it worth just getting him to do the job anyhow as there is clearly something wrong with it having not worked for a week?
The symptoms (from Googling them) all seemed to point to a malfunctioning diverter valve (no hot water or heating, but pilot light was firing and calling for heat briefly) and the emergency engineer confirmed the same.
He's due back tomorrow with the parts ordered and three hours labour but as if by magic, the heating and water are back and functioning fine this evening. So not sure what to do now, I presume I will still have to pay for the parts anyway, is it worth just getting him to do the job anyhow as there is clearly something wrong with it having not worked for a week?