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Thanks, that helps. So if I understand correctly, the bathroom lighting/fan circuit not having RCD protection is separate from the plastic pipework/supplementary bonding point, and fitting an RCBO to the relevant lighting circuit would likely remedy that issue. Which I am happy to do and not...

Can someone please explain what this EICR item means? In the bathroom/shower section, item 6.2 says: “Where used as a protective measure, requirements for SELV or PELV met” It has been coded C2. I am trying to understand what this actually refers to. The bathroom fan appears to be a standard...

Hi. Yes it is a rental. I think the property was built in 2004. Also yes it is a rental.

Standard ceiling 8ft. No down lights

I got a EICR 5 years ago which passed. I have a dual board with no rcd protection on lights. So bathroom light have no rcd. Ladt spark passed it as all plumbing in bathroom is plumbed in plastic so I believe this is reason why no supplementory bonding was required. This is my understanding...

Im just thinking if I do not fix it now it could corrode the socket the pipe goes in the Spigot then loose the chance to just change the seal. But alternativly do not want to open a can of worms.

Thanks. Do you think Fernox leak sealent could help maybe ?

Flow and return to heat ex

I had a gas safety certificate done and the engineer noticed abit of water in boilor. Tennant had to top pressure up 2 months ago . Boilor still on pressure still high so only a small leak. The engineer stated in on heat ex pipes. Stated be new boilor. After doing some research on Internet...

So its fine and will not fail a EICR ?

Chat gbt said it would fail

Chat gbt said it would fail

If I get electrician to oin the cooker cables and blank box off with blanking plate. The circuit is on its own supply with rcd protection. If this is done is this compliant to pass EICR ?

He thinks it may need a flush. Im thinking of just going with flush now. All radiators are hit and red on thermal camera. Could it still be abit of sludge causing it ?

HA ha Got you. Thanks

I'm sorry not following B is on hot water and A is on central heating ? Are you saying there is something not right with the new 3 port setup ?

Here is a better picture. Could tjese valves be blocked up causing bamging. Or if they got shut off to chamge 3 port could the valves of not bee. Fully opened or seized ? Anyone help much appreciated. I have a bamging noise and getting grief of tennent

They may make semse if has been snapped. I cannot work it out off pic

Is itva spanner to turn this valve. Anyone please ?

When a engineer changed a 3 port valve 2 months ago this bamging started. I am not at the property. But if they shut the pump valve to work on 3 port and not opened back up fully could this cause the banging