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    Fluctuating shower pressure

    It shouldn't matter what the head of pressure you've got from the tanks if you've got a booster pump. If you run the shower and the tank in the loft is filling fast enough to keep up with the flow then it could be your pluming somewhere. i.e. a restriction in the pipework or just a faulty...
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    Balancing a centrall heating system

    ddc is right. That should work. Good luck.
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    ravenheat diverter valve

    If you're looking for a new diverter valve don't bother going to plumbcentre they sell plumbing supplies believe it or not. Go to HRCP boiler spares. Also be careful with ravienheat spares, they have a habit of changing the design of there parts but not changing the model number. Very...
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    Fluctuating shower pressure

    Your domestic hot water header tank cannot fill fast enough for your demand, therefore drawing air into the pipe. The pump is probably noisy because the barrings are ****ed, due to being run almost dry. Check your mains water flow rate. Could be throttled down on the stop tap in the road.
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    Balancing a centrall heating system

    First of all it's not a plumber you need to speak to. You should be speaking to a heating engineer. It sounds like you have branched off the flow and return from another radiator and you're not getting the flow to your new radiator. You may want to consider taking the flow and return from your...
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