Recent content by andyapanel

Hi Dan I dont want a non pumped feed. Ive only got one pipe leaving the loft to feed the house and I dont want to install another to deal with the water from near the top of the tank.

Hi Dan, thats what I thought. So is there any reason not to to T the pipe from the top of the Surrey F into the expansion pipe and run the 22mm into the pump? If yes, how do I set about calculating the power of the pump I need to install?! Thank you

Thank you for the advice.

I have not bought a pump yet, Dan.

The entire house. Only one bathroom needs the pressure; however, from what I have found out, the pump needs to be close to the hot tank and cold header, which will pressurise the entire house. Ideally, it would be good to just slot a pump in the bathroom that needs it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nflnMFlBZB4 around 2 mins in.

My query is WHY do you need to devote a tap for the bubbles, which is what I have read? Surely the bubbles would rise up the expansion pipe anyway?

I am proposing to install a pump as the water flow in one bathroom is rather feeble. It seems a Surrey Flange is the way to go. If the pump goes in the loft with the hot tank and cold water header, no pipes will be left over to purge the hot water from the top of the hot tank. My question...

New connector in. No improvement. Next idea, please :)

Ive got that connector out and its a bit limy. Having a cuppa then popping a new one in. Pipework leaving the top of the tank seems fine. IF that doesnt do it, does my original theory about the hot pipe to the taps being limed up "hold water" ??:lol: And -how do I clean it out Bengasman ?

How?

will try

Hi everyone, my first post is a plea for advice. Over the last month, the flow of water through the hot system has slowed accompanied by interesting gurgles as the water surges back and forth. Its an indirect hot system, that I put in 20 years ago. I thought it might be an air lock, but...