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Victim of my training? You are having a laugh. Why do you feel the need to lord it over me and my training of which you have zero idea in what I am trained to do.  If you think that is a well worded exam question you are mad.  So you think I can post a answer and you can say its wrong, so by...

I'm feeling so rough but that made me laugh.  Good luck .  Dunno if its any help but around here tyco look to be crying out for people. 

Agree with above their trowels are razor sharp. Although it is different with dot and dab, I know it's still possible but far less likely, worked on big sites in the past with hundreds of new builds all dot and dabed without issue, and this was done by of eastern cousins who generally care less...

Yes it's fine the tempreture  of the tank should be controlled by a tank stat which has nothing to do with the immersion heater. It's worth getting it fixed should be cheap and easy as there's always a chance you could run out of or have your oil stolen. Not so much of a problem with gas. 

Personally I think the customer is one of the sources of information, if I believe them or trust them is a different matter.  Information on timeline of events, recent work done and by who.  The amount of times I have questioned a customer and got "we'll actually this only started happening...

i really thought this thread would be about buying a lister making a CHP, solar panels and batteries.  

Everything we need to know has been supplied in the question hardly. How long ago was they changed? did they work for a period of time before they stopped working? did they all stop working at once or a few at a time? any other lights effected, other areas?  The question also has multiple...

the problem is the question, the customer could supply alot more information than that which would lead to a answer far quicker.   What course is this question from?

A gold electrician one with no nvq or experience?  I have no idea why they come in for so much crap, its not a perfect system but it can serve a purpose.  

Some info on here, there's a section for what's not covered.  http://www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/indg422.pdf

Incorrect, but hardly 'very dangerous' in my book. 

As per my first post have you done any calcs for them, I just done some back of fag packet ones and its scary. 

My recommendation and I know nothing about the job would be wet, wet and wet again. Does the customer know how much that will cost to run? 

There is footage somewhere of the bombs bouncing back up and hitting the planes, I think it was a mosquito, shocking footage. 

http://www.mr-resistor.co.uk/products.aspx?g=15&t=701 any good?

if it was me i would be looking for a neutral earth fault.

So from your two quotes the answer to my question is no, he has been asked about the boiler. As I said clearly in the first post ask him to check the controls, and don't go in all guns blazing with legislation as yo could end up paying for his time. I cleared it up for the op whee the installers...

So as I said then in my first post. Get the controls checked , I was simply pointing out its not always the best thing to go in all guns blazing with legislation, we only know of one conversation where it was implied it may be a boiler problem. As I said the customer should get the controls...

Well we have a cheese grater and walkie talkie in London. 

Quoting soga and other legislation at your installer won't make you many friends. You just need the controls checked, and then as far as I'm concerned its down to the manufacturer. They usually offer a efficient service in repairing their products in my experience.  Or ring ideal and you many...