move radiator. unvented system.

[gary7343]

i have a radiator in an attic room that i would like to move. the heating system is unvented. Can i drain down (top floor only), move rad, & then use filling loop to repressurise or is this against regs for DIY?
thanks

 

[kevplumb]

carry on mcduff

long as you are confident no probs

 

[Legion]

Looks like your birds kicked you out kev, Honeymoon over?

 

[kevplumb]

why don't you crawl back under your rock you obnoxious troll

 

[Legion]

why don't you crawl back under your rock you obnoxious troll

you have an ignore facility. How ya doin fellah, fancy a virtual can of Tennants Super and we`ll both p*iss our keks after a fight? How can ya turn that doon man?

 

[bengasman]

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• bengasman
• 17 Sep 2009
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Gawd, how much longer do we have to suffer this fool

 

[gary7343]

carry on mcduff

long as you are confident no probs

i've used the search facility & i've read things like 'unvented ticket required'.

but i'm ok to carry out work described without 'ticket'.?

 

[kevplumb]

carry on mcduff

long as you are confident no probs

i've used the search facility & i've read things like 'unvented ticket required'.

but i'm ok to carry out work described without 'ticket'.?

g3 or unvented is for water cylinders not boilers

 

[gary7343]

thanks Kevplumb.

 

[bengasman]

For future reference, although both are unvented, a boiler/ch system without a tank in the loft is referred to as a sealed system.
A cylinder without a tank is called: unvented.
To make it more complicated: you can have a sealed system with an open vent cylinder, and an open vent system with an unvented cylinder.
And no, I am not having you on.

 

[Legion]

Gawd, how much longer do we have to suffer this fool

For as long as I see fit......

 

[kevplumb]

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