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No problem at all.

No. In my experience it will get my back up. But if you're unhappy with todays visit and feel it isn't solved ring again, ask for a support engineer visit.

BG Homeserve? Have they merged? No idea what you're banging on about without evidence, plus why post if BG Homeserve are on the case today? :roll:

Fill to 2 bar. Leave system off for the next 2 hours. Re-check every joint you can and then post how much is lost.

Sabre HE :roll: Did you check EV when cold and no pressure pushing back on it? IE an open end? Put a balloon on PRV, just to make sure, it does sound like a major leak on the system. Close flow and return to boiler and check in morning. Does the pipework downstairs go under concrete at all?

Code No. I like the way you try though.

Would a dental nurse try doing a dentists job? I know exactly what that fault is and it is not in you remit.

Resort to the Gas Safe chap.

Flow rate, pressure and temperature rise from boiler. Have you checked them? I doubt it. What tap is it? Are all other hot taps ok?

And how would you go about it if I told you? Get rid of it.

:lol: Original tazer is lick your thumb and forefinger and test if that's live. How many apprentices now days know better?

Not really, you could go any cold feed/open vent config, but is easier to replace, also what boiler do you have? Might be an option to go sealed system.

None and I will never do it. What compared to the average, do you save now you have it? Nothing.

You've been told what to do. Cut it out and replace.

Bit overkill all this, WC in my opinion is ****. Plus all this EVO/HIVE is just another money maker and not saving you any or very little on gas.

Have you had a drink?

There's a tiny tab on the bit you twist off. Break it with a screwdriver and then twist off as per.

Gas pipework upgrade yes. 15mm to rads is fine.

As said then. Drain down, sweat joint off, redo, access permitting, or if the fitting is dry just a tad more solder, vary on price, so couldn't give you a figure without seeing I'm afraid.

Are you 100% it's from that joint? It could be drained and re-soldered.