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r u sure the h/e has gone , might be the seals!!!!

airlock in pipework from cistern(loft tank), open up mixer in kitchen sink, hold rag tightly over spout so cold main blows up hot pipework and backfills/blows out the air...

cheers graham, but its sorted

plumb center will deffo order them in for u, but only manual, not thermostatic.

is the top of casing located correctly and is bottom casing screw fully tightened??

better go for the freeze option then

Build a coal bunker in your back yard, fill with coal, employ a 3ft welsh dwarf to hump the coal from bunker to fire for u, sit back and enjoy the warmth and cheapness of a real fire...:-)

OOH YOU NEVER....... My uncle resoldered his 7 months ago, he's been living with me for 6 months now.

Its a bigger pity you never found it b4 u called the plumber

it'll take 3 days b4 potterton will even pick up the phone

sounds like a job for a left handed screwdriver

slide lever to man

But in the real world it will never condense all the time. :)

The blockage u came across is very common, its where the cooler water meets the hotter, espec' in poorly maintained systems( lack of water treatment), it could do with a powerflush me thinks, which would also clear the crap out of the pump. good luck

might be worth checking in the loft that the system isnt pumping over back into the header tank(small tank)!!

EH>>>MMMMMMMMM he never said full bore.... 10mm microbore from 22mm f&r gives fast heat up to new rad... turning down lockshield on hottest rads! in other words balance...DERRRRR!!!!!!!

you flux the pipe ONLY, NOT the fitting, remove torch and quickly touch back of joint to see if solder runs, if not repeat the heat, once soldered DONOT wipe with cold cloth till pipe has cooled by itself...easy :)

tight or wot!!!! :lol:

get the glow-worm engineer out, they'll fix it in 15 mins tops, could be fan flue needs replacing, or thermocouple, or dodgy gas valve

inline isolation valves should NEVER be used on heating flow & returns, the small bore will restrict the flow of water too much, and also act as a sludge build up point, my advice is to break into the 22mm flow and returns(heating side) upstairs, drill through to new room and feed 10mm...