thanks for the advice. and yes its a joke isnt it? i have a feeling he wont agree to do any further work. he is actually a sub-contractor to the builder that i have employed to do the extension so it really lies with the builder to sort i guess as hes the person im paying. my thoughts are if the...
thanks for the reply. That attached will hopefully show this mess a bit clearer for all. The ones that aren’t working as they should are mainly the last two rad on the first floor and the end one that drops to the ground floor (that one isn’t as bad)
So to update : I’ve today had the cylinder replaced and yes it was damaged so we have clean hot water in the hot taps and clean cold water in the cold!
However we still have the ongoing issues with the heating to the extension. From having further checks I think the pipework is undersized and...
many thanks for the advice. the original plumbers have been back several times now and seem to be making things worse around the house! for example they came over the weekend to reconnect the new wc after they damaged the new flooring, they did it (or at least i was told they had) and so the...
Don’t worry about the sentinel, that’s just left on the shelf that’s all!
It seems to point to the cylinder failing I guess but I’m concerned what has caused it really as don’t want it to happen again??
Could it be a case of reconnecting the pipework incorrectly or the cylinder has failed?
I’m just at a loss!!
Ps. I’m right in saying that the general gist is that the pump installation is rough and untidy isn’t it?!?
I’m not sure. I first thought it was from the header tank above but I’m not sure it is. The hot water is entering via the pipe from the bottom right of the the cylinder but don’t understand why?
Ok so the larger of the two tanks is now empty and it appears that the pipe that connects to the cylinder is feeding hot water into the tank?? See attached pic that I’ve labelled the pipe. If anyone can offer any advice why this would happen please do.
Maybe this will help? Just drawn this out and currently have the cold taps on with the ball valve held up so I can see which pipe is letting the water in.