1. 

   annep New Member

   The pilot light goes out during the night when the heating is off (hot water left on). Have to re-ignite every morning.
   Engineer been out 6/7 times, replaced various bits - pressure ok and expansion thingy replaced and jets and pilot light, thermo coupling new.
   HELP

    

   annep, Jan 27, 2010

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2. 

   graceland Active Member

   is it exposed to any sort of wind/draught?

    

   graceland, Jan 27, 2010

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3. 

   Dick Puller New Member

   As Elvis has said; is the flue terminated in an exposed location.
   
   Also, has he replaced the gas valve??

    

   Dick Puller, Jan 28, 2010

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