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    Mistral Boiler

    Hello I have moved into a bungalow and have a Mistral combi? Boiler situated in the out house running off an oil tank. It is on a timer. I don’t quite understand how the hot water works as it is on the same timer as the heating. When the timer for the water switches on we have instant hot water...
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    No hot water

    Sorry for the delay. Just wanted to thank you all for your help. I got a very small hammer! and gave the valve a light tap a couple of times and hey presto! I now have hot water so I think the valve was getting stuck or moving the wrong way so the Central Heating was coming on instead of the...
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    No hot water

    Thank for your replies. I don't have internet yet either! so hence the delay in replying. I will try what you have suggested with the valves tonight and if no joy I will take some photos and post.
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    No hot water

    Hi Stem Thanks for your reply. I appreciate it's difficult without seeing the system. Just wondered if there was something glaringly obvious that I hadn't done. Will wait for my plumber to come out!
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    No hot water

    Hi all Can I ask you experts out there for some help again please. I have just moved into a property and have no hot water. I have an oil fired system. (Potterton Boiler) When I switch the water on from the timer both water and heating come on even though the heating is switched off. The rads...
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    Reducing bulkhead

    Hard to explain but I'll have a go. If you imagine a rectangle against the wall of 4ft high by 2 ft wide. Then to the left of it another another rectangle of 3ft high by 2 ft wide, forming a step.That is the size of the boxing in. Seems like it's made from hardboard and covered in chipwood...
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    Reducing bulkhead

    Hi I have just purchased a property at auction to renovate. In the smallest bedroom there is a monstrosity of a boxing in job which apparently is the bulkhead. The boxing in takes over half the room but even if I reduce it the sloping bulk head itself still takes up a considerable amount of...
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