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Check the water level in the small head tank in loft, should be about one third full.

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The one`s marked "Made in China" :( :(

If the blockage is caused by fragments of fibre glass roof insulation or remains of dead birds, mice etc then the magnet will not detect it. Have you checked that the valve nut connected to the inlet side of the pump is screwed up tight?.

What about Wodbine, Goldflake, Three Black Cats, etc,. and doodlebugs.

Well done adlplumbing, you`ve hit the pin on the head. :wink: :wink:

No, I`m a sh*te stirrer, i would be able to answer you question if I was :roll: :roll: :roll:

OK try yellow pages :wink: :wink: :wink:

Phone BG :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

The pin won`t push down becuase it is probably already stuck down, try compressing the pin down with a wide bladed screw driver and then slide the screw driver off of the pin several times, this should make the pin bounce up.

This boiler has no diverter valve , your problem will be something to do with the external controls, ie clock roomstat etc

If a mixer tap has a fault ie, a pin hole in the casting the cold water mains will push the hot water up into the head tank via this hole whether the mixer is used or not. Try isolating the supplies to the mixer tap.

I would suspect that you have a faulty mixer tap installed. Does the water drop in the small header tanks when the cold water tank overflows/expansion pipe drips, is the solar panels higher than the water tank?.

It sounds as though you have an air lock in the pipe feeding the radiator, to check, remove the radiator and with something to contain the water, turn on each radiator valve separately to make sure you get water through each one. Do this with the heating switched OFF.

We really need to know more about your system, what make and model boiler do you have etc. In the mean time listen to hear if both pumps are runnig with the HW and CH switched on, if not, with the heal of an old shoe clout the pump sharply a couple of times as this some times releases a stuck pump.

With a latex glove fitted on one hand, place the palm over the tap head then press down hard with both hands and turn anti clockwise. If this doe`s not work try levering the dome of with a dinner knife.

The large red knob is more than likely to be the pressure relief valve (PRV), This knob is used to release high water pressure.

Try turning the pump speed down.

However owns the neighbours property is bound by law under the "Party Wall Act" to pay half the cost of repairs, I would suggest your first step would be to get advice from your local Citizens Advice Bureau.

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