The fault indicated by the book is flue/fan. That suggests the fan is not operating or the air pressure switch is not acknowledging that the fan is running. Whichever it is this will involve going into the combustion chamber(gas regulations/ corgi registered).
I know you said you have had people to it but not all plumbers are equally experienced. You really need to be getting a service engineer. Depends where you live but if you look in the directory under gas you should stand a better chance of finding someone with the right experience.
It's not a d.i.y thing.
T.h.s
May 2007