Recent content by donametchi

try applying again in a couple of weeks as there prices change like the wind depending on there work load :wink:

having read several questions and replies on this site i am starting to wonder if this is a slagging site for plumbers and their practices never mind.and no you should never use any of the above mentioned sealents on a compression fitting more so on new pipe. :lol:

mr softus seams to be well clued up on ponys.has he got a cheap source for divertor valves as every problem he tries to resolve he,s got a divertor valve just for you!!!!watch out for our mate softus(spurs & co) our fully trained via the 3 day plumbing program COWBOY.spell check used.

you can fit a mixer valve to a combi as long as you buy a mixer to suit a combi.will tell you on the box.you will need to take into account the gyprock depth along with the tile depth.soldering is ok make sure you get a full run on solder use yorkshire rather than end feed fittings.it might be...

if you are refusing to understand how an aav operates then i can,t help you.sorry if you,ve felt i,ve insulted you but why have an aav then.when they are mean,t to be installed in situations when you can not vent to directly outside.hope the spelling suits.xxforgot to hit the spell check...

so when you flush a toilet or discharge water into a pipe your telling me that it is not positive pressure

could be one of a number of things pilot injector blocked/incorrect spark gap/faulty fan/faulty pressure switch.you need a corgi mate

ditto must mean alot to you mate.try changing the three port valve.the noise is coming due to pressure via the pump against the valve.depending on valve you may get away with changing the head of the valve.

yes very true i have well read your comments on a matter of issues and you have been well read.so how much air is needed for an aav to operate successfully then?this will show your worth.

oh yes it doe,s.god help your customers.rouge trader.so how much air does an aav need to operate then?

yeah ok you told the guy to swap the leads over but you never told him which leads he,d have to swap so swapping leads is pie in the sky to himwhy did you not mention swapping to the other ntc.and does he know what an ntc is

you can,t run a soil pipe to an air brick.rightfully the soil pipe should terminate outside the property.and fitting a durgo valve is a much prefered option as there is plenty of air in the attic to operate the durgo.bearing in mind the valve should be fitted at least 1m above the highest...

if the ntc was gubbed would it not be a permanet fault rather than an intermitent fault?

i,d recommend removing elbow fitting air admittance valve(durgo valve)and blocking off the air brick if you can,t take the stack out through the roof

best bet is to drain system flush with cleanser ie keep cleanser in system for 4-5 days then drain and add inhibitor.this would be the best solution rather than doing a lot of other things.