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Well, i'm not the corgi man of our outfit so not my call. He said it will do as the boiler is not under-gassed

thats what we said

2mb....we got 20mb at the meter...my comments yesterday might not have been accurate...i think we must have got 18 at the meter...today it was 20 after the guv change

on the subject of condense 1 - Do you use 21.5 grey pushfit..or always white solvent weld 2 if you up it to 32 or 40mm to save on insulation is pushfit ok or do the rubber seals suffer and therefore solvent weld again?

dunno if useful...i'm busy enough Expensive isn't it ? £300 a year ? A friend of mine you's gas corgi also got his corgi registration for plumbing..he did not think it has brought him any new business

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check the overflow is in place in the loft and working Connect a garden? hose to the garden tap and other end to one of the valves and open op for 10 seconds this will require you remove the rad. do that for both rad valves...this has worked for me numerous times. then check the...

18mb...as required by a WB37cdi

is it open vented system?

thx for your thoughts...transco came out and fitted a new govener today. Chris, thanks for your words of advice...

do you know if transco come and up the flow through the gas meter if its only delivering 20mb working pressure at the meter Boiler fitted today and inlet working pressure was 16mb at the boiler.....altough gas pipe was sized correctly

cant you bluetooth them ?

less of the old.... cant tell you my trade secrets :lol:

i do them, but everytime i start one i regret it and wish i was doing something better like poking my eyes out

dunno is a newish rad where you could take out the bleed valve completly and fill it via a compression elbow or an easyfil

unlikely..the plastic back nuts do give though cant you get a box spanner http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Hand+Tools/Plumbers+Tools/Tap+Backnut+Spanner+12+34/d10/sd210/p43996

great...thanks i had macdonalds for tea..any ideas

are you sure of what ur saying the back nuts screw the taps to the bath...nice and tight, so they dont move...then you fit the flexi to the tap and pipework if the backnuts are as tight as they can be and the taps moving they ur either confused about which is the backnut or your a...

check both valves are open most probably a blockage ...poss in the manifold, if system has on..or on the flow or return to that rad. can you take the rad off and check for good flow from both pipes, by opening the valve for a few seconds into a bucket

he might have mains cold :shock: :?