No. Problem.
The problem is it is a safety valve and it probably doesn't work.
I anticipate a problem with that, don't you?
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No. Problem.
The problem is it is a safety valve and it probably doesn't work.
I anticipate a problem with that, don't you?
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Anybody give me some idea how much the part would be or a link to one? I have tried googling, but can't seem to find anything similar looking.
Just trying to get a rough cost of all the work for her. I assume fitting is pretty straightforward soldering (especially if the system is already drained down for a rad valve replacement replacement).
Just trying to get a rough cost of all the work for her. I assume fitting is pretty straightforward soldering (especially if the system is already drained down for a rad valve replacement replacement).
You won't get one like it, they're obsolete. They were adjustable for the pressure setting but were invariably wrongly set, or not set.
Get a boiler pressure relief valve, e.g., Part No. 12346 at
http://www.bes.co.uk/
About £5, I'd think.
The 1/2" bsp discharge should be piped to a 'safe place'.
Get a boiler pressure relief valve, e.g., Part No. 12346 at
http://www.bes.co.uk/
About £5, I'd think.
The 1/2" bsp discharge should be piped to a 'safe place'.
N
namsag
If its on a gas boiler they are no longer required and can be plugged off .At least 15 years ago BG scientific bods at Watson house decided this.
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N
namsag
Plug it off then no longer required its a throw back to bygone days
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