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If you're not getting any air or water from rads but the tanks full then it's likely that you've got a blocked cold feed.

Plastic

Now the Nest can be voice controlled I find pushing buttons a major chore TBH All I need now is someone to do my talking for me and I can really relax

Do a heat loss calculation for each room. 3.4 kW is quite a lot from one room but if required it would be wise to spread it out a bit.

If it's 1/2 inch it will fit.

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Should have bought a Nest

Ask what you want but starting off by saying a professional was too expensive then something about buying your own parts and wasting loads of time then asking for step by step guide on now how to fix it probably isn't gonna get many replies. :lol: Get the manual, brief guide on diverter...

[/url] Their previous RF range has been terrible especially at their prices. Will be a few years before I'd consider fitting another one. Honeywell all day long

If you mean it sound noisy when you turn it on then you probably haven't turned the water back on properly so the flow is restricted. How did you isolate the hot?

How hard is it to fit a filling loop correctly :roll:

Yeah I try and get in the habit of it. Luckily the toothbrushes and basin are at the other end of bathroom :D

By seat do you mean lid?

Jointing paste on compression is good practice. PTFE comes in handy when the div before has over tightened it and caused the pipe to shoulder. Then it beefs it up a bit.

If I had no water and found out my landlord was using Internet forums to try and fix it himself I'd be a bit annoyed :lol:

it will probably drip until it runs completely dry, which could take forever The water out the tap when you run the cold is probably because its a mixer tap and its back feeding.

Mcalpine Viking hat. Double spigot for one waste pipe.

Regular draining and refilling of a system is one of best ways to cause corrosion and sludge. This is basic stuff.

22. It's nothing like a combi. Doesn't matter if to just a bath.

Call an expert before wasting any more money on parts you don't need. Probably would have been cheapest option in the first place