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Good to see you're still here on the boards. Boiler has been running lovely, just finally getting round to doing Diverter Valve. :D :roll: Thanks

That's good news. Should be ok, take out PCB & Fulcrum Arm to get clear acess to Diverter Valve. I've done it before for Flow & DHW Diaphragms & Switches. Thanks

I'm finally going to replace parts on Diverter Valve from service kit, as radiators are getting hot when I turn on Domestic Hot Water. Is it straightforward replacement of parts or anything else particular I need to check or do ?? Just checking before I take apart. From service kit...

Maybe use some bricks or similiar

The builder that came round to do quote, said you could fill void with rubble, then steps can't really fall down in future. The wall at back of the steps is part of the wall of a large coal cellar/storage area under entrance to the maisonette above. This wall is 2 bricks wide. But would...

The lower steps up to hole are still solid. The outer edge (away from pavement) has 2 rows of bricks. The outer edge changes to 1 row of bricks for upper steps, where steps have collapsed & hole is. There used to be a door here (under top steps), which has been bricked up, you can see in...

I was curious how the steps were constructed, with no support on inner edge next to pavement. Had a builder around today, he said they were cast in situ, had something underneath like piece of wood to hold while they were cast. He said nowadays you would put in some metal strengthening rods.

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I live in a basement flat. 2 steps on the concrete stairs down to the flat have collapsed. The house is over 100+ years old, not sure if these steps are original, I guess they are. The steps go down adjacent to pavement. The steps are 3ft2" x 9.5". Looking at the steps, I'm trying to...

Looking at old O-rings, I think bottom one may be slightly smaller, but am not sure. Is the bottom O-ring slightly smaller than top one, so that it can go through hole of top one in mixer base ?? .

There must be a legal obligation to rectify faults otherwise Gas Safety Certificates would be pointless. Can a landlord let a property without a valid no fail Gas Safety Certficate ??