Hi, I had the very same problem for years, The boiler would either unexpectedly turn off or would take ages to turn on with the red light coming on, After a few visits by heating engineers who could not solve the problem but still charged £60 plus for each visit I stumbled on the solution whilst refilling the boiler after replacing a radiator, Originally the boiler was filled to 1 bar of water pressure which is the minimum requirement for most boilers, This boiler however will only function properly at a minimum 2 bar water pressure, Since increasing the boiler pressure to 2 bar the boiler has worked perfectly with no problems, I have not tried the heating yet as it's summer time but it certainly looks very promising I have been using the boiler at this new pressure for this new pressure for 3 months and so far the hot water works every time with no issues, I have probably wasted around £200 plus paying for engineers to sort it out to no avail when the solution was simple and did not cost a penny!!!, Will post again during the winter to let you know if the heating is working properly but with the boiler working perfectly on the hot water side of things I don't anticipate a return to the same problems.
Jonathan, August 2013