Recent content by zola1

Hi Guys, Absolutely spot on, with the pump replacement procedure, it took about 2hrs all in, as mine is up in the eves of the roof and access to the drain cocks was a pain as there were no levers on them and the staging wood across the floor boards left me short on room, managed to get a...

cheers for advice guy's its much appreciated. i spoke to the guy who is selling one of the pumps on ebay, he was a genuine guy who knew his stuff (asked about the impellor and the quality etc) got it for 60 pound all in. pleased with that as thats half price to the plumbcentre down here...

Point taken on the taking new pumps apart, i wouldn't be asking to do that in plumber merchants round here they'd tear you up :x When i strip it i'll vernier the id and seek your advice, probably be between xmas and new year though.....found a few on flea bay might be worth a punt ?? the...

Thanks for advice spot on, what are the most important specs, this is what the sticker on the existing pump says :- Ideal Class F-TF95 (i've no idea what this is ??) min-1=2200 (i've no idea what this is ? is it max rpm ? ) current draw =.38A (yep got that ) Wattage =86 (yep got that )...

hi, thanks for the quick reply, do you mean split the new pump assy at the 4 off allen headed screws and just change the elec section ?? is it possible to do this without disturbing the impellor water section, ie draining the water from the boiler ......is it a spindle that comes away from...

hi, I have a noisy pump to change..(the noise is from the electrical end of the pump !!!)...its a 4yr system..seems a bit of early failure to me. Had the covers to to see what is involved, its not the conventional 2 flange traditional type pump i have changed in the past, so i could do...