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it shouldn't matter if it's fully open on a properly designed system, i would be tempted to open it fully up & only close it down slightly if you have an issue with the rads when both hot water & heating are working

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open, although i'm guessing it's there to balance the system, as you know you didn't have to touch this, if you can remember how many turns you did to close this off then open it back up by the same amount

no it should be pumping towards the zone valve, you need to turn the pump body around so the arrow is facing down, plus if you have had a new boiler fitted then you should have had another zone valve fitted on the supply to the cylinder & had the single channel prog changed to a twin channel...

I'm slightly confused, if you had to change the cistern then it would have come with a new syphon or was it another one you had to change ?

are you sure

you really think he's a professional plumber by buring pipes & joints in a solid wall with no access

what they having on the un-tiled bits ? personally i would have carried the tiles on, unless there is something unusual going there ?

i wouldn't clip them to the joists unless you want loads of noise when the heating comes on

that vid doesn't tell you what the prob is, as they stopped & pulled back before getting to the blockage or damaged part, looking at the joints some of the drain has moved but still looks intact & doesn't look like it's dropped to me, they or someone else needs to find the cause of the problem...

the isolation valves you intend to fit, will leak & need replacing far soon than the element, so you trying to save yourself work will infact cause you more work & expense, just fit the rad valves & don't worry that you might have to change the element in the future

if you took all the insulation out of the roof & put the pipe up there it might get abit warmer in winter as well :?:

I told you that gas valve needed replacing :D

I'm in ferndown on wed, i can pop round late afternoon if you want ?

they will look something like this

yes what i said something like this but with a filler either side to take up the 60mm

600 unit & a filler down one or both sides, fitted furniture never fits exactly the space

I hate men who boast :lol:

you can't use the same fibre washer, it needs a new one, that's providing you haven't already done as Hugh suggested have you replaced the doughnut washer as well (thick rubber one between the cistern & pan) because this will need a new one as well

& just for your info you don't have a gravity hot water/heating system :wink: