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Yes its fine as long as you use the right Flue connector and you rub it with the easter bunny after being through santas wash cycle, after that had been attached by the toothfair from narnia! No there not you fit the correct flue for the correct boiler from the correct manufacture anything...

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Do you have a water softener? could be discharge from that... i would also replace the fittings if you are insistant on trying to seal with sealant use a water proof setting one like plumbers gold it should be able to handle this if its a small amount of water

you probably only need to nip the nut up use some grips on the valve and tighten the lined valve slightly, poorly supporting the valve during installation probably contributed to this

Doing a quick Google and some probably wrong detective work and knowing what i have read on this and other forums i am going to say QE Trading is probably RFtraining (Reactfast) Q - 1 Letter = R E + 1 Letter = F Points if i am right?

Turn your water stop cock of does the water stop? you sure its not cold mains leaking or is teh filling loop connected and continuing to fill the system?

This might help you http://www.philmac.co.uk/products/universal-transition-couplings/ A PTS should be a good bet Yes they should be but i've never used one so cant comment they where designed for reaparing underground leaks afaik so not sure how well they've been tested inside

I'm with dan either rethread it and use a female iron or get someone else to do it, i've never used a tranistion couplin but they are designed for mains water if i remember correctly

As above light and then issolate the cylinders, disconnect the pols and vent the room well when removing the appliances the only approved way is to burn off the gas using a burner!

Prices based on my local area a few miles, water being able to be shut off and good acccessibility / play 1. £38 as long as issolation valve that works and shuts off 2. £38 - £65 as long as issolation valve that works and shuts off plus the cost of revivers (as long as they fit), i don't...

Sounds like a gully to me thats not been moved when it was built any chance of pictures? you could try a cover and re plumb the other supplys in the soil stack not easy but depending on the soil stack condition...

Cant you just try un plugging the boiler as see if that fixes it? then try your other appliances.? I would guess from your description its the pump maybe a preheat or a small leak somewhere Must usual leakages are fridge, washing machine or boiler.

No you couldn't that like me saying the bank can i have a loan how much approximatly £2k they agree in priniple then i walk in and say no i want 4k 2.2 maybe even 2.5 they might but double the amount no. See i agree he should of told you but you would of been annoyed if he only used 2 tons...

I don't know any training centre that does LPG in the evenings

Does seem a little high but it all depends on what actually needs doing, we can all guess what needs doing but the soil alone could be an absolute nightmare.

I think you mean a PRV and if its the problem that ECO has said this will probably not seat properly again and thus cause the OP more problems.... IronNaz i don't usually get involved in your ramblings i know your not qualified but maybe stick to what it is you know and stop giving possibly...

WTF? Are you qualified/ GSR to be asked to look at a boiler if so CC What is happening ? what is the boiler doing etc what are your electrical readings? across L/E N/E ? checked the fuses? This should be in the CC?

I've never heard this but ask the manufacturer check the manual and as for to much foam...reduce the soap accordingly same for shampoo and washing up liquid....

Call the water supplier if your boundary stopcock is broken so they can fix it and then you can replace your internal one

I came across a Radiator Valve i've not seen before as the picture suggest it is leaking and i want to know if the central brass bit can be undone so it can either be repacked or change the innards All advice would be appricated