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Haven't fit a toilet with a flapper valve for a flush before. Do they come with a spring onion the handle that keeps the flapper open?

Any plumbers done this recently? I am doing it soon. Just wondering if anyone has any tips. Thanks

Thanks so there is only really main pressure in the shower up to the solenoid valve?

The customer reported the fault to the wholesalers they said they wil replace the shower if return it. But if it's just the washer...

Thanks and when running pressure won't be mains pressure as the shower is flowing. Cause a restriction and it becomes full mains pressure and the diaphragm splits. Seems you can just get the diaphragm

City plumbing are selling the washer and plastic bit for £20.

Was this it had a start stop button

Thanks, so the pressure to the priority is 3 bar. This is then knocked down by the temperature control knob to 1bar? So only thing that can cause a surge in pressure is a kinked shower hose/head?

Thanks is there a way of re-setting it?

What's the usual cause of the pressure relief discharging on a Triton shower. The pressure on the system is only 3 bar. Thanks

Thanks there is a knuckle elbow just down the line I can see but can't get to. I may have to just go with the plunger. And the wet dry vac on the 40mm pipework. Is a kitchen sink so imagine it's the outside walls of the sink that is gunked up.

If you replaced you'd have to cut two sockets in the pipe below to the fit new help plastic tap connectors

Thanks yes. Just never thought of using a wet dry vac. Would something like this rod past a knuckle elbow?

Thanks the vac pulled all the blockage out? I have one may try this before chemicals

Had much success with the vet dry vac method?

Thanks then it may suck the blockage out?

Wet dry vac pushed in/over the 40mm waste pipe?

Is that any good?

Could a wet Vax pull it out?

No just some normal drain cleaner has been used previously. Would a plunger have much effect? I imagine it's a build up of grease etc