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[cem_devecioglu]

And here is the manual

http://vokera.excaliburstudio.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2009/04/maxin_24e_28e_installation_and_servicing_-instructions.pdf

Note, the manaul confirms that you do not have to access the burner chamber.

good work..You deserve your name as usual

[Marks DTM Calib]

Lol, I HATE it when people are told you cant touch certain things when in reality you can (assuming you are compitent).

[Dishevelled Den]

A fascinating and informative thread  8-) 8-)

[Nickbat]

And here is the manual

http://vokera.excaliburstudio.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2009/04/maxin_24e_28e_installation_and_servicing_-instructions.pdf

Note, the manaul confirms that you do not have to access the burner chamber.

Magic Mark!!! 

Part ordered from Boiler Spares. 

[Debs.]

Lol, I HATE it when people are told you cant touch certain things when in reality you can (assuming you are compitent).

I recently returned a 're-plastering favour' (by a Kentish friend) by installing his new Worcester-Bosch C/H condensing-boiler....being a competent plumber and sparky; but having no 'legal' certification: I contacted a local (Herne, Kent) 'Gas Registration Scheme' chap and outlined what I intended to do (RE: flues, wiring, water and gas piping sizes/route etc.) and he happily agreed to come `cap the gas supply before I removed the old boiler and then came back to make the final gas connection, commission and certify the boiler.....all for a reasonable £90. fee.
 
Common sense prevailed; the Gas/Building regs and manufacture`s warranty stipulations were adhered-to the letter and I was praised for a 'quaility' installation (".....and it`s nice to see someone whom can really use a pipe-bender")......a result!

[unlucky mark mv6]

My thoughts...
London hard water: heat exchanger choked or flow sensor/diaphragm is sticky or faulty.

Spot on Debs, you clever girl! I'm a retired gas service engineer and those are the two most likely culprits

Thanks girls and guys! 

I guess that's an engineer job, then.

Especially as I've heard it's illegal to fiddle with them if you're not Corgi registered.

As long as you are not breaking any gas lines,you dont need to be gas safe.

[Marks DTM Calib]

My thoughts...
London hard water: heat exchanger choked or flow sensor/diaphragm is sticky or faulty.

Spot on Debs, you clever girl! I'm a retired gas service engineer and those are the two most likely culprits

Thanks girls and guys! 

I guess that's an engineer job, then.

Especially as I've heard it's illegal to fiddle with them if you're not Corgi registered.

As long as you are not breaking any gas lines,you dont need to be gas safe.

And even then you dont, as long as you are not charging and can prove compidence 

[Nickbat]

Thanks to everyone, especially Mark. 

Part arrived this morning, fitting was a piece of cake, and now I have hot water on demand!

Total cost: £11.38!

 

[davethediver]

So OOF saved you the call out fee another result

[Dishevelled Den]

Thanks to everyone, especially Mark. 

Part arrived this morning, fitting was a piece of cake, and now I have hot water on demand!

Total cost: £11.38!

 

Well played Nick 8-) 8-)

[Debs.]

Thanks to everyone, especially Mark. 

Part arrived this morning, fitting was a piece of cake, and now I have hot water on demand!

Total cost: £11.38!

 

Well done that man!

[Nickbat]

Thanks to everyone, especially Mark. 

Part arrived this morning, fitting was a piece of cake, and now I have hot water on demand!

Total cost: £11.38!

 

Well done that man!

Forgot a special thanks to you, Debs, for your spot-on diagnosis.