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A) Yes. Very often are. B) Around £60 ish each.

Check out any frost thermostat that may be connected to your boiler.

Don't mess about with it. It sound like a more serious problem that the thermo couple. Turn off the gas supply and DO NOT use it. Get it inspected by someone with the apprpriate gas ticket before you use it again.

:lol: :lol: Some bloody strong line on that reel. He's pulling them all in :) :)

:roll: Am I really the only one to spot the work of a troll in the first 4 posts of gg. Come on fellers he's winding you in.

I suspect angelf thinks you are sugesting sticking the mains on the tap end rather than down the cold water storage outlet.

Yes. Unless the minimum clearances are increased. You can get the manual on the WB website.

Switch off all electric power to the two port valve. If the lever remains "loose" then this will indicate a problem most likely connected to the continuous pump run.

:oops: U need to get off to Specsavers :wink: :wink:

If the header tank (cold water storage tank) is empty then there could be no flow of water, hot, warm or cold from the outlet of the cylinder. The flow form the cylinder is dependant on there being water in the header tank.

:oops: :oops: Did'nt take notice of header.

Is your boiler a combi or do you have a cylinder?

An empty header tank will stop the flow of water from the cylinder.

It could be, I have come accross cold feed coming off header tank. Easy way to test is to hold down float and fill tank till the water comes over the outlet then try to vent the top floor rads.

It's back up into the loft for you. Have a good look round. You would expect to find a large water tank and a much smaller feed & expansion tank for the heating back boiler. (There is one or two back boilers that can be used on a sealed system so have a look for expansion vessel/filling loop...

Go Seco services way. Absolutely right.

You'd be surprised! Ive slid through a loft on my stomach to change a ball valve. There was just enough room to kneel next to tank hunched right over. You had THAT much room :?: :?: :o

You will have to remake the joint with PTFE tape or thread sealing string . You cannot use a sealing washer on the kind of joint you have on your cylinder. Applied correctly there will be no weeps or leaks.

But there is a very good chance the basin water will push up into the bath momentarily leaving a grubby ring a few inches around the plug hole. (Women do not like to see this) Would be best to keep seperate if possible.

Use rag or bog paper under the grips but DO Notuse the grips at the base of the shroud near the thread but at the top close to the cross head. Rarely fails to work for me, but that strap wrench looks good to me.