I’m not saying that there aren’t boilers where to access the electronics you need to open the combustion chamber – but that has not been the case on any of the half dozen boilers I’ve owned.
Whereas I’ve never worked on one the didn’t need the case off to access the wiring. Certainly every Worcester Bosch, every Ideal, every Keston and I think every Vokera.
That’s definitely not true. There are cases that screw on which do not form part of the “gas system”.
Maybe, not sure, see above, but either way it’s a good rule of thumb to work by if you’re not sure what you’re doing.
Look, I’m not saying that Joe Bloggs is incapable of installing their own wireless thermostat and receiver, I’m saying that if the case has to come off to do so and you can see gas valves and fans etc. then you need to be getting a GasSafe registered person involved to stay on the right side of the law.