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Not cardboard or it may get soaked in p***. You can buy plastic spacers that are available in different millimetre increments.

Try calling your plumber back and ask why he didn't carry out a proper running pressure with suitable measuring instruments. Your mains-fed, unvented cylinder is not intended to be tank-fed and shower pumped like a traditional vented type, so a solution would be to fit a cold mains accumulator...

OP- Your choice may be affected on how dependent on gas you wish to be for a large property. There are solar modules available for some combi's but performance claims so far are dubious. By planning a store of hot water, whether a domestic a cylinder (with solar-coil) or primary water in a...

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Don't think vessel will charge the way you suggested. When charging the vessel air pressure, the system water pressure must be zero, hence only draining boiler F/R closed. What are you using to pressurise vessel?

Then you could check the auto air vent (top of boiler) is open and not leaking. Also the CDI has a manifold where the pressure gauge plugs in. This can get glogged and give erratic readings, if you need to drain it again check it's clean. Also check the PRV outside for drips during HW operation...

Most combi's have an external switching loop which is where you connect external controls. It's usually used for r/stats but you can connect timeclocks.

If you've not purchased yet, you may find some WC's are supplied c/w plastic floor fixing brackets.

DHW exchanger internally leaking will lead to increased not decreased system pressure. When you charged vessel did you ensure the boiler drain plug left open or you're just pumping the system. To charge vessel close F/R valves, drain from boiler point, leave it open then re-fill vessel.

You've pigeonholed yourself. Maybe you haven't noticed that others have reached the same conclusion. As for quotes about new boiler's don't try to distort things, I didn't say, imply or refer in essence for you to change the boiler, just your attitude towards tradesmen and 10 year old...

You can buy regular versions of condensing boilers too. Changes in pipework will still be necessary if you have a gravity HW circuit as well as other additions to meet Part L. Most of these requirements were in place before the A/B bands became mandatory.

No not people accusing others, just you, and it's because you make such a s*** job of hiding your former identities.

PS there is no thread topic it's another one about pricing up a job with no technical application question in the initial post. As for wasting space most of it is already taken up with your aliases.

From he who has racked up more aliases than posts.

I can help you out BB. There was this bloke on this forum who was baffled by a thermal store in that he recommended boilers that he thought contained them. Turns out he'd got them confused with unvented cylinders. As you say an educated man not knowing his job. Probably doesn't know how to...

Well name one then.

Different name same old b*****ks. The fact you're still around clearly indicates your wartime duty didn't include undercover operations behind enemy lines.

You're right, sorry. I'll withdraw my comment about totally useless ***** who fail to notice the CD50 contains an unvented cylinder.

Who are they then? As the criminals you seem to judge them as, perhaps you could name and shame all those educated men you've known who've walked away from thermal stores baffled.

The beauty of the forum is that it's all in writing, so you show me where I've made the quote (you've made to look like you've lifted from some earlier thread) "it's 10+years old, scrap it...". Dave Hickey's name is known on this forum and was suggested in good faith, it's not my fault if you...