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simply the prv must discharge to outside, and as above said it should be elbowed and a bit of pipe with a kick in it so it discharges back intowards the wall, the condensate should be either taken outside into a special drain that u buy, it is a cylinder shape with a connection for the...

so you have the problem because u cannot glue the chrome pipe, is that what you are saying?

ounds like your system is overheating then and thew water is coming from the expansion pipe

the bath will not be filled as quickly if u have a combi installed, it will not decrease with moving the cylinder, if anything u will have better pressure with the cylinder downstairs as the head of water from the cws will be greater, and an electric shower is mains fed and they are fine unless...

u force the air up back into the tank every time, what do u mean is there a m/c that gets rid of air locks?

the simple answer her is you can move the hot water cylinder downstairs and u do not need a pump, and about a combi, advantages are no more tanks or cylinders, instant hot water, disadvantages , heating turns off when u turn a hot tap on, and it is not as good a flow eg, bath will take longer...

u need to use the washer provided, even if it sticks up a bit, when u tighten it it will flatten slightly, did u not have a washer on inbetween the grating and the inside of the basin then ?? only putting a washer on the underside of the basin will not prevent leaking, i advise using the washer...

i dont understand what u mean, what exactly are u trying to do

have a look in the cistern , the ballcock may be working fine but just needs adjusting u can tell this bu lifting it up and checking to c if the water stops, if water still comes through with it held up then it is faulty and could maybey be repaired but for all it is, better get it replaced, the...

do i need to drain the cylinder

it helps him because if he needs to install an anti gravity loop, he might want to c one and know what it is, and believe it or not, i registered with this site to help people the best i can, not to confuse people

define hijacking the thread, the question i asked helps the person who made the topic, its not like i brought up a new subject, get a life

eh, i was not hijacking it, i was simply asking advise on the same subject !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

ive been using hep20 for 7 years and never had a fitting blow off, it has only happened once and it was a speedfit tee ( witch i didnt fit, i was called to repair it) i am confident with every hep20 fitting i use

although copper is preffered, it is often not as practical, and is aloy more time consuming to fit, a can guarantee that a lot of the people who say use copper use plastic themselves, i use it although never if it is on show, underfloors most of the time and always hep20

youve lost me

seco, i have left u a comment

ha, what?

what is an anti gravity loop, can someone show me a pic of this please?

k mate, al gie it a go, but to clarify, i have to cut a section out, just making 1 cut wont loosen it?