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unfortunately your question is exactly the same as asking, 'how much should i expect to pay for a car ?'

this is no longer acceptable & has not been for sometime in order to comply with part l.

after you had screwed the cartridge in, how did you think you were going to attach the gun ? its expensive stuff to waste. better to save a tenner. drain the heating & flush it. remove a rad valve. pour the stuff down a funnel into the pipe. at least this way you will flush out some of...

perhaps you should of fitted the cartridge in the skeleton gun first then worked up all the slack. :shock: :) i bet that made a terrible mess. :lol:

check the expansion vessel is charged correctly. http://www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=251090#251090

x100 is the inhibitor & you think £13 is expensive given the money your going to shell out :?: :shock: :shock:

too late. chances are that you now have the additional problem of system pressure loss.

Broag seem to be well thought of by most.

soldier on with what you have for the moment. you can only put off the inevitable for so long. start saving. it realistically wont live that much longer. if it were to last 3 more years, you have 3 years notice in which to save. more often than not people have no notice at all.

pretty new build :shock: follow the pipe on the left you mention. edit. cancel that. a flexi pipe should join the two screwdriver valves that are capped off at the front. look to see if the flexi has been left on top of the boiler.

i wonder why it is that inhibitor requires replacing at such regular intervals. i seem to recall the old mb1 i used to use in the 80s had a life of perhaps 20 years if never drained. the march of progress eh, a wonderful thing to behold. :shock: :? :) :D :lol:

get someone qualified to do it. they will know the answer, the cooker will be fitted so as to conform to the current regulations & your house wont blow up.

welcome to ' seco tuition services'. :)

its easy peasy. good merchants should have them on the shelf. very common.

personally i would fit a full bore 1/4 turn valve inside. shut it down & leave outside tap open.