Pilot Light

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put a jumper on then and fingerless gloves :LOL:

when i was a lad we moved to a brand new house and the only form of heating was a coal fire in the lounge, in winter we used to draw in the frost on the inside of the windows, much to the annoyance of mother :oops: .

we never felt cold we just dressed accordingly ;)
 
Update!! The boiler man has been and fixed it for me :D I now have heat and hot water :D I have booked him to come back and give it a service, so a happy ending :D

I remember frost on the inside of windows too!
 
I'm know I'm showing my ignorance now, but how high should a pilot light be and can a plumber say the boiler should be condemned and not close it down so it continues to be in use?
 
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About 10 mm to 15mm above the thermocouple tip and nice and blue in colour.

If it's longish (about 40 to 50 MM and yellow) then you have a blocked pilot injector or worse.

However if it's small ,blue and just touches the thermocouple tip then you have a blocked pilot injector.

BTW, you have a really old boiler and I mean really old.
 
Its almost as old as me, think it may be time for a new one :rolleyes:
 
Wating for a " How to look good Naked" central heating prog :cool:
 
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"Don't change that old boiler.Paint the casing and it'll look cool,there's life in it yet.Thirty years?Pah! Fifty is the new twenty"

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Wating for a " How to look good Naked. Just take your clothes off and wiggle, as long as your scrubbed up your look fine to me
 

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