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the reason i suggested flexi tubes - makes connecting up a lot easier! haven't seen 15x15 with iso tubes so next best IMO is the suggested

even though i've been in the business for 25 years plus, I personally have only ever seen 2 primatic systems so know little about them. but I fail to understand why the pipework was rearranged? if it worked before then it should have worked with the new boiler as the 400 series are open vent...

I agree with whats said above, but also any reputable tradesman would not be asking for money up front (some may ask you to purchase the materials via their account)

just buy a set of flexi tails to replace the rigid ones that come with the taps, we get ours from city plumbing

simply put in through the filling loop! can't believe how many struggle with contraptions screwed onto rads! the other easy way is via the towel rail if one is fitted

select D.0 and set to 1.5 x radiators I:E 6 rads = 9kw see p.39 of your manual but if its cycling after that then something is wrong with your system not the boiler, most likely is a pump gate valve not opened. and please don't keep starting new threads just continue on the same one we...

service mode code. pressing - & + together activates press reset to deactivate

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on a y plan terminal 1 in the wiring centre should be perm live terminal 8&9 are usually linked take a live to the boiler live from term 1 take a live (switched) to terminal 4 on boiler from 8/9 wire the rest as a standard y plan except the pump live which is on 8/9 normally this...

you need a permanent live to L terminal use term 4 for the switching from timer/room stat wire the live from the boilers pump connection direct to the pump, doesn't matter about Neutral/Earth you can take these from the wiring centre or the boilers pump connection

must admit that i'm a fan as well now, brought a drill set from bodge's diyshed to get me out of trouble last october, in december/january we did a canal lock renovation replacing the gate timbers (2"x9" planks 3metres long) we had to drill 8 holes per plank into greenheart for the nails. the...

put a combi in rather than a water heater and just put a loop in the heating circuit. that way if you ever want to you can just add the radiators/pipes in the future, cost wise the 2 won't be that different.

not sure but what i find bloody annoying is the can't reply as your not a friend! surely if someone sends a message the system should allow a response!!

its wired that way to make it easier for you to find :lol:

I used to take on the youngsters and train them up some were brilliant, some average and a few were beyond help!! sadly the market place has changed and I personally find it difficult to keep enough work going even for myself. its a dog eat dog world now where customer loyalty is a thing of the...

not necessarily! some of us do actually have both gas and electric certificates!

firstly your list at the beginning is slightly misleading as B&Q don't charge anything for there trade directory (which we are on) the likes of my hammer / checkatrade etc. are just leeches preying on the unsuspecting, pay up and your in (even with your cowboy hat and boots) sadly the...

can't see any CE mark! personally I wouldn't advise you to fit them, but to seek professional help from a local electrician that knows how these items work. likely that these are not safe!

on average it takes about 2 weeks from when i notify for the cert to come from BC some take a bit longer. we don't send anything to BC just an online notification to our CPS provider (napit in our case)

i use core drills, first i get a scrap bit of wood and cut that out, then having done that i mark the tile up and place my bit of wood on top, with both flat on the floor i hold them in place with my foot and carefully proceed to cut the tile using the wood to stop the drill skating.