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draindown take off the pump pressure switch housing 4 screws clean and grease the pin change the diaphragm and below the diaphragm is a tiny hole that gets a wee bit of crude in it clean this out by using the pin attached to bearing plate. . edit ignore wayner he is right its not his area

You wouldnt have to renew anything coming into the house as that has already been done . The lead outlet could possibly have been slightly altered by bending it to get a fitting on it that would allow either a wall or floor bracket to be fitted . But it is probably meter changer company policy...

can you take a picture of meter Sounds like a meter monkey getting out of a job

Ditto out of all my rads i have got 5 of the oval tubed double paneled ones in my house and they get there respective rooms up to temp very easily with loads to spare . And of the dozens i have fitted i have never had a cust say the room is not getting to temp. radiatorking.co.uk is a good...

if you have one Use a 4 inch disc cutter with a 1mm disc it will sail through it

lol common sense would say it should be a k1 if double double is k2

New rads are thinner metal than old rads so heat transfer is quicker

K1 is single panel rad with fins not a 21 double . P+ is a 21 ;)

with water in it , it must be north sea gas ;)

yep , when there isnt any room get a big hacksaw blade wrap abit of duct tape on it to hold and the do the best to cut through it with small strokes obviously as pros we will have multitools / reciprocating saws but have used just a blade many a time

you can pay hundreds more for couple of years longer warranty

Although water is the usual cause it is Not unusual for fittings to not come off it may have been really tight before even being initially soldered

Christ know why anyone would suggest a complete re run for such a basic repair

https://www.wolseley.co.uk/product/archergas-st15-heating-pump-15-60-130-new/?srsltid=AfmBOopik0fYQ3H1HS0gl7MnvdiE7RSbC2R0WoGPRkETorNH7UiwKFe3

pretty certain the top one is HW you can see the pipe going to cylinder

Clean inside of pipe and get a 12mm to 15mm adaptor stick the 12mm end into pipe and solder it in

Plastic threads ? Or brass

Wont harm it in any way done thousands like this with no ill effect

https://www.toolstation.com/search?q=tap+reviver

i think what he is really asking what is cheaper