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Most dish washers that I have installed do not have any clearance behind so unless you want the D/W sticking out then its a no no Can the stopcock be turned so it does not stick out so far. or swap positions with the washing machine they normally have lots of room behind. David.

phillippilkington300 Tell the heating installer what type of heationg system you require and this is what they should fit, a 3 zone system is no more difficult than a 2 zone DHW/CH system. One thing to remember The motors in zone valves do go wrong from time to time so make sure the...

phillippilkington300 While I agree that TRV should be fitted to all rads, remember that they do not control the boiler. You say that the top room suffers extremes of temp. So say very cold night room stat on middle floor set at say 20deg, heating comes on, middle floor reaches 20deg...

boabcelt. if you care to read the post by Twomarks, He clearly states that he has a J&S J32 E-T. If you care to look at the J & S instruction book for this model I think you will find that it is an open flue model with a permanent pilot light. Also the J32 E-T has the "thermista -...

The J&S WAU do not have a conventional on/off stat like most heating systems. To Quote J&S its a "Thermista - stat" which is constantly telling the boiler how hot it is, rather than ON Iam cold OFF Iam hot. therefore it will not click as you turn it up and down. Also you will notice that it...

Iam prepared to give some advise at the risk of it being deleted, If you are not prepared to take the advise of Agile or expertgasman I would strongly suggest you contact one of Glasgows funeral directors as one thing is certain.............. YOU CANNOT CONDUCT YOUR OWN...

"I don't want to buy parts that aren't required. I often see people buying parts that are not required through incorrect fault finding, leaving the customer with a huge bill. I do not want to be one of those people hence why I ask questions and seek advice as quickly as possible at this stage of...

SniperOne Looked in your profile you say you are a S/E plumber, I could not find you on the Gas safe site under your name, are you registered? Its so basic do I have to spell it out for you, Why do the flames cut out on a boiler? Because it has reached temperature. Why does...

SniperOne From what you say in your post at 8.02 this morning you may not need any parts. Ask your self two questions, 1, why would a boiler keep cutting out after a few seconds? 2, why is the pump so hot? answer those two and you may solve the problem David

seajays, Go to the Armitage Shanks site. click on the home owners tab click on the fastpart spares. right hand side very top of page click on tap spares 70 odd pages of taps all with pictures (in colour) :D If you cannot find your tap there I would by some new ones David

Harryfox121, To answer that question If you are not Gassafe registered your fingers should only be touching the user controls or cleaning the boiler casing. Even if its your own boiler Thats the best advice I can give you. I do not mind giving general information to help people out...

Seco Services, That looks like mine, a little cloudy :) Dave

Harryfox121, Need to know who is asking before I answer or if I answer that question Dave

Harryfox121. This is where experience comes in rather than the book, as I said there are so many things that can go wrong with a combi you have to have a methodical system to carry out fault finding. Dave.

Harryfox121 There are lots of symptoms for a blocked heat exchanger, depending on which heat exchanger, primary or secondry, For the primary it will make all sorts of banging noises a long time before it gets blocked, bleed a radiator is the water a black sludge or clear, primary side...

Harryfox121, Need more info, Make and model of boiler? Which heat exchanger are you worried about, What are the problems with the boiler. ie poor heating, Cold / warm, hot water. Dave

Harryfox121, If you start a new post with your question I will do my best to answer it, Its bad manners to hijack someone elses post :oops: Dave

Harryfox121 If the switch had failed in open position. If the switch had failed in the closed position it would fire. Correct. Dave

Harryfox121 The boiler would need power from the external controls to work. Dave

Harryfox121 Sorry I did not mean to imply that you did not know how a boiler worked, but explained it that way for other readers in case they did not realise this boiler does not have a secondry heat exchanger like most modern combies. Yes if the heating is turned on, on the timer, it...