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There’s a bit of flex in it - not huge amounts - but it’s the way to go with this. If you’re comfortable with the boss and it’s giving you no issues then go nuts. Best practice would update - but if you feel you’ll get away with it then it’s your call as the worker i guess. If there’s a decent...

As above - bodge job of the highest order. Rip it all out and solvent weld. £30 or so for everything you need and a couple of hours of a plumbers time i’d imagine.

If you have the camera why not run it while someone’s in the shower to see where it’s dripping from - if its not the shower then move on to something else. MOst likely, i’d have thought, would be the sealant... if it were i’d remove the old silicone and replace... rather than just going over...

‘I bought this for £25 off ebay and it’s s***... can you make it better...?’ Ahhhh :whistle:

For at least 12 months huh?!:D

You take then out...?

A touch - but leave them on.

There is - but it’s going to be a whole lot easier just to find the screw in - from the top of the lockshield that you dropped.

But by isolating the heating and building the pressure that way... hw will work. Heating off... Not ideal ... Its been a looong 20 mins...

Turn your thermostat down. Turn the boiler off... Leave a few seconds... Turn boiler on... Turn hot water on... Error..? Water comes out of taps..?? When turning the blue knob earlier - did you leave it in the open position..?

Anyone..? Old and cold... muggles... wanna help..? Turn the hot water on - tell me what happens..

Why not..?

Turn heating off at thermostat.. so boiler doesnt lock out. You’ll get hot water.. the water and the heating are 2 separate systems

Send a pic of it..? Yes - if there is an open end the pressure will not rise. It’s a sealed (pressurised) system. Think of a tube of toothpaste - if you squeeze it with the lid on nothing will really happen... squeeze it really hard (i’e increase the pressure) and potentially the lid will...

Yeah - but i went to one today and the woman swore blind she had a baxi... t’was an ideal... hey, always worth asking

What am i missing...?! Ok, from your pictures it isnt clear where your filling loop is - if it were muggles would have said (y) Ignore the black lever. No - boiler doesnt need to be on for there for be a rise in pressure. The filling loop will be attached to one of your central heating pipes...

o_OIs it just me.....?o_O:whistle: Edit: filling loops are over-rated!!

Lost a bolt...? To what....?

Which boiler is it..? Take a wide shot of it for me please

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