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Please someone post what this third pipe is. I'm intrigued

maybe your installer left their watch or phone inside (have left my phone inside blr when been speaking hands free whilst working :oops: )

why would you go to the trouble of fitting 25mm mdpe only to reduce iot down to 15mm as soon as you get into the property? unless your supply pipe was leaking or lead.

:wink: :lol: really don't mind them as long as i get the time.

ther is also an updated door and electrode kit, but i htink your just as well of with the above part no. or rather your rgi will be of course

Please ensure you have the serial number on hand when you phone baxi. If your flue collector has not been changed and is faulty the engineer will not be given adequate time to do this job and will not be able to repair your blr on the first visit. PLEASE GIVE THE FULL SERIAL NUMBER AND ASK THE...

its is not a 155x if its showing a01

you could get a rad valve extension piece. I don't like to use the longer ones, but i believe they come in a 15 or 16mm length. Available from plumbcenter- Stelrad make them I think. 1/2 male thread on one end-length of stainless (15,25 and 35mm approx) then female 1/2''bsp on other end...

pointless inane drivel.

These may help. .,?-!";: I'd try one or two of the first to begin with. Panda. Eats, shoots and leaves!

You were saying; "the Promax is A...."

would perhaps recommend something without an alloy heat exch

solvent or pushfit? sealant shouldn't be required on either.

oops bit late i see as you had eng booked for tuesday and its now thurs'! :oops:

three lights on front. combination of which will give you fault code. look for these in your user's instructions.

as ollie, remembered the post from months back but haven't trawled through all the posts. have you tried removing the rad ,putting a hose on the valves and blasting the water through each leg to see if that shifts anything? worth a try, plus it will push a lot more water through than your pump...

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Hi xray, could you tell us the model of the elson tank. we have to work on them occasionally, but i don't know the entire range. Hava a look on the tank for a data badge, sometimes you might find that this is behind the plastic cover behind which the immersion htr sits-follow the cables...

I believe your elson may be a thermal store, in which case it is most likely a pinholed coil. If so changing the floatvalveisn't going to do anything no matter how many times it's changed.

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