Recent content by KevMusician

Hi! I have the same issue with my ecoTEC Plus 837. Hot water is fine but CH isn't flowing enough. Feels like the return is restricted. An external pump from my UFH manifold seems to improve the flow so I presumed the boiler's internal pump was knackered. However, the HW is fine so this may...

Hi. I’m having the same problem with this exact model. Did the new pressure switch fix it? Cheers!

Did you manage to get this sorted? I think I have a similar issue. Hot water is fine but central heating only circulates with a separate external pump.

You, sir, are incredible! I’ve been scratching my head for ages why my Beko dishwasher is leaking and this is what was wrong with mine. Thank you!

Plan of action now is: 1. Remove tiles and adhesive 2. Sand floor 3. Prime with Timemaster Prime Plus 4. Use 10mm trowel with Anhyfix, 1mm back butter 5. Follow Timemaster warmup guidelines 6. Eat Christmas Dinner

Hopefully this photo will help matters.

Thanks tpt. So you reckon the problem all along was that the Keraquick was reacting with the screed and needed a prime of acrylic bonding?

Hello Tile Gurus :) I have already laid about 35m2 of 600x600 porcelain tiles onto a very dry (2 years drying time) anhydrite screed. I used Mapei Keraquick with a notched trowel and allowed 2 months before turning on wet UFH. The were solid as a rock. Within days of having the...

Hi Mark. A year has passed... did you manage to find a suitable diverter in the end. I too am looking at the Mira Platinum with an overhead. Cheers. Kev

I can probably use the existing polythene membrane as a 'barrier' between the PVC and polystyrene, or just gaffa on the bottom of the polystyrene!

Cheers lads. All points taken on board. You've been a great help! :)

Good point there. Also, yeah, hollow cavity brick wall. Cheers for the advice westie. Hopefully the general consensus is as positive. It actually appears to be a great way to run wiring. Easier to install and repair. The only downside I can see is flood protection, but the house is slightly...

Exactly! About 125mm. I would PREFER to put the excavated 1inch polystyrene edge pieces back in to sit on top, so perhaps step up to 4mm T&E?

Hello. I appreciate that this is slightly unorthodox, but my Building Inspector and Electricians can't make their mind up. They equally say as long as the other person thinks it's okay... Anyway, recently I have had wet UFH laid (pipes in screed) and as a result I have a lovely 1 inch...

Wow. Fair play. You've impressed me :D