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Don't worry, use a shallow bath trap, it will be fine :-) Daniel.

Get the installer back and sort out. Daniel.

You will be able to see what the pipe is made of where the incoming main pipe come out of ground floor. Most likely to be lead pipe you have. Agile, you can have copper water main, there is a lot around where I live. Daniel.

They can, warrant or not, get in if there is a gas leak, immediately dangerous or suspected dangerous installation reported from Gassafe. They usually require police presence. Daniel.

You say pan is 12 to 15 years? External pan connector should fit, I've done it before, it will be tight but with a hot water, it will make the connector softer and should go in alright. Be patient and take your time, you will get in eventually. Daniel.

Maximum pressure on some of those gate valve is up to 20 bars. Op, remove the gate valve and replace with stopcock. Daniel.

Have a look on page 5 on installation manual: http://www.salamanderpumps.co.uk/Media/Default/PDFs/installation_guidelines_oct2011_issue14_rhp_esp_rsp.pdf It tell you which side is the hot and cold inlets Daniel.

Did the boiler guy do the check by turning off the flow and return isovalve under the boiler to rule out leak inside boiler? Daniel.

You can do it with a standard "p" trap on small bowl and a trap with nozzle for washing machine on large bowl. The small bowl trap should be alright to connect to existing waste pipe, with just a fall, by using solvent weld fitting with a tee for large bowl trap. Any plumber worth his salt can...

Remove the plumber malt, clean the joint and silicone it. Daniel.

There isn't a 1 3/4 inch bsp, they don't do them. You have to look for other way, why are you interesting in connect to it? What about the hot outlet? Daniel,

This is the air separater. If you have a magnet, put it on the tube and see if it stick. If yes, near blocked Daniel.

Air separater is the problem, probably be full of sludge with near blocked inside tube. Heated water goes to right side of air separater and because the left side is full of sludge or near blocked, heated water goes up via the vent pipe 22mm and come back via feed pipe 15mm back onto pipe after...

Hey, I thought you've been taken by an ufo! Welcome back Daniel.

Op, get a vaillant, well worth it. Daniel.

No, the other side, eg, where do the expansion pipe connected to? Where do the feed pipe go to?

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Yes, it will cause corrosion / sludge issue in the system. How is the feed and expansion connected to pipework? Daniel.

If you have a house, should there be original supply from street to house? I find it odd having plastic / glue joint connected straight onto house supply without any stopcock or similar? With glued joint? Don't think so. Not really, still going as Durapipe. Op, I know it been fixed, just in...

Check your pump is running ok. Try turn up speed by one and see if that stop overheat trip. Daniel.