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usually have release buttons on the hinges,so the base part of the hinge needs to be TIGHT. and you have to buy the exact same seat to ensure fitting.

right. does cold water come from the shower when set to warm? if so, take off shower head and put your thumb over it. then turn on the shower until water goes into the expansion tank. sounds like the en-suite itself is airlocked, not the rest of the system. if the shower trick doesn't work, and...

toolstation part number 88745 combined waste.

tried an o-ring? I usually replace fibre washers with them, bound to be a size to fit.

filled mine with veg oil- no rusting. but turn it on and catch the expansion.

either will do the job, just make sure pipe has no grit on it.

try toolstation part number 65120

what causes a shower pump to remain running even after she shower is turned off?there is no leak from the pipework and the pump only feeds the shower. is it an internal fault in the pump? still under warantee...

stoptap not fully open? or damaged internally so as to not let you get full flow... may be time for a new one. try a lever ballofix full bore jobbie.

possibly just the donut washer perished enough to leak.

or alternatively a negative head pump if you want it on the shelf above the cylinder. but still need an essex flange on the cylinder.

probably diaphragm gone.a few quid to buy. or possibly the filter in the water inlet. but I'd go for the diaphragm, seeing as you're having to "jumpstart" the hot by turning on more than one appliance.

take the head off the trv (they usually unscrew) and try to pull up the exposed pin with a pair of pliers.

also, yes need a sparky for the pump and ask him when he quotes if you need the earth bonding. essex flange screws in the side of the tank avoiding any air that goes to the top of it.

have a look on toolstation or screwfix for a gas bottle and head. also a pushfit dry pressure gauge which you can do with a footpump.

does the handle in the photo unscrew? if so there may be a grubscrew at the bottom of the hole.

undo copper to flexi nut, grab hold of flexi and if you're lucky it will unscrew. repeat with other and undo nut on base of tap. if flexis don't unscrew, undo nut and draw tap up through worksurface and unscrew or cut off. you will probably need a tube spanner to undo the tap retainer- can get...

I use a basin mate- look them up on toolstation. simple bit of kit.

remove and replace- can't guarantee a small amount of water ruining the joint.

not come across one of these before, and the customer isn't sure how to shut off his water in the street. how does it shut? any special tools? need help with this one. cheers.