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I do respect what other colleagues say and I do take it in, I just wish that it did not come with attitude or flippant comments.

also the corrosion on the overflow pipe suggests that it has been doing this for a few years

I would rip it all out and stick a combi in. Has any1 ever seen a diverter valve installed upside down before? And as this one has been what else have they installed wrong?

does anyone actually read or do they see what they want to

You need to change your 3 way diverter. It should never have been installed upside down. It needs to be above the horizontal flow

so that means i am. WE could both be right but i also said that it is harder to balance if the L/S is on the flow and the trv is on the return

Well i still think you are wrong stating I am wrong about the L/S

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Someone asked a question on how to get this rad working. It was new so there is no sludge. Without seeing the layout of the pipe work I suggested that he close the lock shield and then open it one turn or more to get it completely hot. I call this balancing. The next thing I am slated and...

And you say i talk crap. It is a lot easier to balance the rad if the trv is on the flow and the L/S is on the return. What I say is correct and i stand by that so get your geriatric mates to try to tell me I am wrong.

Who mentioned connection to the meter, seeing as this is a transco job that you state i have done then i have to correct you. How can you leave lead on a gas pipe if that pipe needs upgrading to 22m

sorry i didn't realize that i had stumbled into the retirement home. I thought this was a questions and answer forum and when people ask for a little knowledge you slag em off, insult them and ridicule them until they snap back. I do apologize to all of you old geezers, but i do not believe...

he has half hot and half cold on a new rad and all i told him was to close the lockshield or open to get the whole rad bouncing

£2800+vat I agree that is over the top for something that will not suffice and it would cost around the same as that with the system boiler i talked about earlier

Namsag you must be the sadist social reject on this site, I have still not seen you actually say something that people want to read. If you cannot say something constructive then shut the **** up

No it does not mean you are competent holding the ACS otherwise when you got your certificates you would be able to go and start up on your own when in fact you have to work with a competent corgi registered engineer for 6 months. I took a guy on who was looking for experience after getting...

But likewise it is also frustrating for the consumers when looking for a plumber when there are so many cowboys and idiots in the trade. Yes good job you lost his number! Do you know the size of everything that you need? Will it be suffice to say that you would expect someone to come...

looks like your 100mm too short. Everyone that I have seen has been 850mm

well tony doitall thinks we are both wrong

A: they are new rads B Is that not the trv that controls flow? I am talking about the lock shield on the return C. The great debate goes on about the pipework and until i had seen the installation then I would not know how It has been laid. D. Were these not stated above