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Interesting, as gasmen (well I was until I retired almost 10 years ago) we are required if no 'earth*' connection is visible within 600mm of the meter we are required to notify 'the responsible person' normally the house owner, or landlord in case of gas safety check, in writing of the need to...

There was a thread not so long ago (timewise but I think that thread ran to several pages with the same conclusion). Just to throw another question, or two, into the same pot; are you saying it is not legally required. If that is the case may I ask on what basis? Please not just according to...

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Needs looking at by a Gas Safe engineer. There is rust showing near your 'red thing'. (Sorry used your terminology!)

Why not get one of these cheap power measuring devices available. Wire through it and then whilst the result may not be over accurate it will be more so than guesswork.

One of these might help with the bend and then allow you to clip the pipe fairly easily to vertical surface: https://www.bes.co.uk/pvc-formed-bend-to-fit-32-mm-mdpe-yellow-gas-pipe-11061

Brexit.

Who, other than a mod, can gleen that information from the results of a poll??

You need to run some oil into a glass jar and let it settle to see if there is any water in it. If there is you will never get boiler to run.

No the bowl simply screws under the top tiece. No missing screw the bolt there is to bleed air from filter unit. Replacement bowl, filter and gasket here...

Can't believe you actually asked that!! You assemble the thing with the inlet aligned the way you want it.

Bottom part simply unscrews. Turn off gate valve, unscrew filter casing, slowly turn on gate valve with receptical underneath to see if there is a flow from the tank to start with. You will need a replacement gasket and filter when reassembling. Might be easier, and just as cheap, to replace...

Get one of these from BES or builders merchant and realign the 90 degree to suit. https://www.bes.co.uk/soil-pipe-drainage-1121-2-branch-tee-110mm-black-13685

Interesting thread really, seeing as I spent the last few years of my working life repairing boilers and plumbing systems in general. Certainly some strange myths, theories and conclusions drawn in this thread. Is combi water drinkable? Why not Potable water enters boiler flows through...

Does't this become a MOT failure?

The concept of a countdown timer is that once the delay is reached it operates. Easy to design. Out of interest have you a projected budget for this project?

Ok so add a countdown timer. Wired in parallel with pump so countdown starts when pump starts its output relay is connected in series with limit switches. After countdown period pump stops. Incidently leak scenario problem you are trying to solve is common to everybody connected to the mains...

Reading this thread is a classic how to complicate and over engineer a simple problem! All you need is a standard 240volt relay with two sets of N/O contacts. Take live supply via a limit (float) switch that has N/C contacts to detect the upper water level to one side of the coil of the relay...

'His' and 'Hers' loft hatches - like it.

This? https://www.amazon.co.uk/InLine%C2%AE-Modular-coupling-RJ10-socket/dp/B001ACV1IW