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Then there's likely to be more air in the pipes somewhere. The amount of air which came out from that bleed position was "a fair bit", but it's limi...
Just before we jump to the conclusion that the pump is effectively "full on", there are occasions when a pump must be put into that mode so that its s...
We could equally well say that "It's the law" for domestic installations...... in that it's a requirement of the Building Regs! But MCS seem to beli...
Oh, I'm all in favour of arrows to illustrate the flow @ashp-bobba... especially if they're different colours. In discussions with Councillors on my...
Oh great!We now have someone else here who can doodle on top of photos 😀 Can I please check @ashp-bobba that my arrow is pointing to the fl...
Have you got an inspection mirror? This one from Amazon is £4.99 There's a book you need to read called Bodge Buster. And there's als...
@editor -- stick your phone beneath the valve and take a photo of the label. If you post the pic here, we can spend the rest of the day arguing over...
Having just revisited your earlier photo, the tricky bit in your case is retrieving the bolts when you accidentally drop them down between the pipes. ...
But it's only the motor head you need to replace. You leave the valve body in situ and therefore the job is electrical. First move the lever to th...
It'll be fine @cathoderay DESNZ went out to consultation on it.It's firmly founded on the feedback from the thirty of us who bothered to respond.
@editor DESNZ are extremely eager for Suppliers to directly link EV Tariffs to the presence of a Smart Charger. For example, I can use Octopus Go wi...
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