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Mate im in Hull and want a minimum of £400 for a straight swap + another £250 for the flush (I cant force them to have it) or they can do one, 90% of straight swaps can be done in under 5 hours and thats a SE to HE or a day and a half with flush, if they dont like it as i said they can do one...

Wow you are angry about this man lifting tools, is your refrence to the bath a fitting something you have seen from this person or a generalisation? If you do actually know him personally and hes working on gas then report him!!

Dont be :oops: mate all and i MEAN ALL of us have done this at some point, your biggest problem with this problem is you were unfortunate enough to have Captain Fantastic, Ive never made a mistake, i was an apprentice who trained the full time guys, Agile respond Please let us know if its...

Back filled it as suggested by several kind folk and got the whole system working for now but still have 2 questions, 1. Still dont understand why i could not have gave the heating its own header tank and capped the feed from the boiler as it was only fed from the built in header and 2...

No probs mate glad you got it sorted

Not a case of wanting to cock it up mate but a case of wanting to know why giving the heating its own header wont work. Its better ive found in this game to know why not to do something rather than just knowing not to do something.

Thank you very much but still dont get why a header wont achieve what the combined header was? Is it not a little early to be drinking :wink: if your in the states

No your right THIS tit who has never come across THIS system is asking a question so he does NOT do the wrong thing, you gonna pick fualt or give advice?

No thats the diaphram assy and thats a 5 minute job, right take the black switch off the front and run your hot water if the pin comes out thats ok. Take a picture of the full brass assy and post please

Thats why after nearly 10 years i still come on here mate as there is ALWAYS a bigger fish lol

Thats what i thought as my above post, is it possible to cut out the cylinder feed and attach a Header tank, wont be breaking any regs doing that will i?

yeah thats it, turn off the flow, return, and cold, drain the hot taps and drain the boiler from its internal drain off and undo the full assy, it really is a 20 min job if you know what your doing well maybe 40 mins tops, next thing to do is get the idiot back who messed up the rest of your...

Right mate get a good engineer in or even Baxi if you can afford it, its the brass section behind the divertor thats gone and not the divertor itself, its making the hot water cycle the boiler and overheat instantly. Its a right bitch to change if you dont know what your doing but a 20 min job...

Sorry mate when i said the HW was working i mean that the ball valve and combi tank refill the cylinder when a HW tap is opened in the top of this built in header there is also a cylindrical 4" wide seperate thing that goes nearly all the way to the bottom if that helps where the CH feed seems to be

Aint got a clue mate like i said ive never seen this setup before, i initially thought that it must be some sort of weard sealed system setup but after hunting every room in the house could find no way to fill the system so assumed it was like a primatic, defo no headers or filling loop, seems...

I believe its the hot water thermistor mate, its a dry part that costs about £6.00 and is easily replaceable yourself unless and this could be bad news, is yours the instant?

Slowly until it actually fires as you stated if you get what i mean, slowly enough to fire the boiler but not fully open

Exactly what you put and i have my Part P, legislation states that it should be 600mm where practiable, or as close as possible to point of entry before any T in the pipework so i souldnt worry mate

Try running your tap slowly and let me know what happens, i feel it may be the Plate Heat as the boiler would fire up but you would get no hot at tap

Right folks, Gone to a heating system today total upstairs heating pipework dry and pump making a right row. I have never came accross this cylinder before but believe the built in header feeds both the CH and HW and is most likely the type with a bubble in it if you know what i mean. My...