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Not sure what he/her does but here's his/her toolkit :shock:

What a load of cr*p :roll: You would have to join them. Long live princess dai :wink:

Carry on and cap them as close to where they tee off as possible.

Unless :wink: Did you ask if he had a one pipe system with a pipe dropping and returning back up the wall:?: Unlikely but possible.

for this fitter now :D http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/south_east/6923054.stm

You forgot the blacking to keep it all neat :wink:

These should fit :lol:

That valve is an anti scold valve that mixes the hot & cold to whatever temp it is set at. Don't know what your problem is but Why not try it without the valve ? Is it a new valve ?

You never ruled out the coil. I just did :wink: And your comment....."Eh? Why do you think water will come from the vent?" Made me laugh did that :lol: Was it a 5 week course you did :wink: I won't tell anyone :P

If the tanks are level and it is the overflow from your cold feed tank that is running then it counts out the cylinder coil as this would run from the f/e tank in this case. Look at what the others say...Mixer/shower tap

Is your cold water tank higher or lower than your feed & exp tank ?

You can solder it if you can get the water out. scrape the area with a shavehook or something sharp until back to shiney lead and solder it with some stick solder if you can get it. Not to hot or you will melt the lead :shock:

Turn the heating on and see if you get hot water. If you do then probably the diaphragm. Simple and cheap job if it's the mechanical clock model Biasi.

Done loads for social services/council so if it's one of mine the tiles should fall off :lol:

These boilers are unservicable because of the asbestos and i have been told not to service the few that remain in my local council stock which means the council will have to replace them.....about time

It is not quite that straightforward. Most boilers come fitted out for lpg but Biasi do a kit for £30 and i have done about 10 of these and they are pretty easy to set up the ignition and burner pressures etc.

I vaguwelly :lol: remember some 10mm type coil that fitted in place of the immersion :?: And of course the sidewinder. Thats when plumbers were plumbers and ships were made of wood :lol:

They look rather large to cut :shock: .........revolting picture removed :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

How many radiants have you stood on :shock: Or worse still...how many rugs/carpets have you scorched :shock: :shock: :shock: Nice job in the winter but hard on the old knees :cry:

Are the pipes all fitted correct on the pump..cold at one end & hot at the other ? Is the cold feed coming from it's own tank connector ? Has he teed the hot off of the vent pipe in roof ? Does the instructions say it needs it's own feed from the cylinder or first draw off from the hot water...