Hello all,
Read up the old posts on the above but couldn't find any to solve my dilemma. I have the above boiler and heating is OK, but when the heating is off the boiler doesn't kick in to heat the water. We're managing by having the heating on when we want hot water which sort of works (although not that well) but obviously want to fix it.
The water pressure seems OK, although the hot isn't as high as the cold (presumably since it goes through the boiler)
I had a local engineer round today who didn't have the parts but was "90% sure it is the diverter valve" He had manually activated the microswitch which started the boiler OK. He didn't think the diverter valve was moving enough to activate the microswitch.
He recommended getting Worcester round for £185 which covers labour, VAT and up to 3 parts. Looking online the diverter valve is around £100 so that could well be the best thing to do. However I've read postings about only the diaphragm being faulty in which case £185 sounds expensive.
Any advice on whether it's more likely to be the diaphragm or whole diverter valve or how I should proceed? Cheers.
Read up the old posts on the above but couldn't find any to solve my dilemma. I have the above boiler and heating is OK, but when the heating is off the boiler doesn't kick in to heat the water. We're managing by having the heating on when we want hot water which sort of works (although not that well) but obviously want to fix it.
The water pressure seems OK, although the hot isn't as high as the cold (presumably since it goes through the boiler)
I had a local engineer round today who didn't have the parts but was "90% sure it is the diverter valve" He had manually activated the microswitch which started the boiler OK. He didn't think the diverter valve was moving enough to activate the microswitch.
He recommended getting Worcester round for £185 which covers labour, VAT and up to 3 parts. Looking online the diverter valve is around £100 so that could well be the best thing to do. However I've read postings about only the diaphragm being faulty in which case £185 sounds expensive.
Any advice on whether it's more likely to be the diaphragm or whole diverter valve or how I should proceed? Cheers.