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This graphic is mainly for @jamespa and I to chew over,and particularly the pipe I've annotated in light purple. The only question for @dwynwen is...
This has been a very useful/informative case @uk_pete_2000 For the benefit of others who will read this in future, the original overview of the hous...
Apologies for not addressing this earlier The Red knob is an over-temperature/pressure relief valve. In the event of a fault, it will allow the ...
I suspect it's a "Cold Fill" only machine.
Aagh! Sorry James.I clicked the wrong Edit button! Read here Yes, the knob has an adjustment for pressure...... but it's also a filter (unless...
I wonder what the pressure reducer is required for,and why one with an in-line filter is on the radiator circuit.
Yes, I'm busy, but I hope this helps.
Ah... that's interesting. As it's a new build, is it by one of the major national housing developers who offer a NHBC warranty? If so, then they h...
I'm pleased to see that the Guardian is getting involved with this. The Chancellor announced yet another Data Centre in Oxfordshire last week...... ...
[aside] I'm impressed how much @cathyem1 is picking up from this discussion and diagnosing what's going on. 🤗 This is just the sort of back...
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