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I hear a big bubble of air in what I think is the hot water tank most days hours after the heating has turned off.

Sorry John, I'm a wimp with this sort of thing and the shallow pitch on our house roof makes me claustrophobic in the loft. I don't mind paying a plumber, so long as they know what they're doing, and sometimes local plumber needs 3 visits to fix a leaking toilet cistern.

The vent thing in airing cupboard is on the way from actuator to bottom of hot water cylinder

Thank you, a decent plumber should know these things, is that correct? I could suggest these ideas if they get stumped, but don't want to suggest in advance. I can't get the same plumber each time, so have lost touch with who's done what.

12 rads, we specced the new boiler about six years ago, to cope with this many

One plumber told us to turn up speed on pump, another to lower it

Thanks John, the Drayton actuator was swapped out Spring 2022, and as heating system was used in anger in the autumn we first noticed air pocket problems. The Grundfos pump with display was swapped out earlier than that. To me, it seems like air problems occur after limited use of heating or...

Boiler serviced in October and another plumber visited in January to bleed the system, found lots of air in several rads

Seems our hot water heating cycle is suffering from ingesting air from somewhere. Tonight, whilst the hot water cycle was on there was a change in the speed of our WBosch Greenstar condensing boiler, followed by a rushing noise then lots of banging from pipes above. The boiler then switched...

Think FAT32 is compatible with both, but has a 4Gb limit

On first glance I thought that was AGP Vs PCI, but AGP has different slot lengths. Go with foxhole advice and check mobo specs

I press the square at bottom of screen, then swipe up the apps I want to close

Don't be afraid to delete the driver with the exclamation mark, windows plug and play will reinstall

Type Device onto the start button box and it's separate from general settings

Check device manager, perhaps a driver incompatibility?

I think I used a free tool on iPad named Chief Architect

Hi, we've just had a single pane of double glazing replaced in our french doors and there is zero condensation, leading to no mould etc. If we replace windows with better thermally efficient panels, then am I correct in thinking the water vapour will just find the next coldest surface and make...