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If it just the end of the pipe you could try to get it round again with a pair of grips

Turn off in road and replace it

If it's limescale, which in Berkshire is quite bad, a flush will not clear it. Best to take out the plate heat exchanger (you don't mention which boiler you have so I am assuming you have one) and descale to restore the HW flow. You may be able to get this done on the homeserve contract, not...

Seems cheap to me considering you are going for a heat pump, 14 rads and a replumb of the house. But, and it's a BIG but, no one can say as we haven't seen your job

Hi Tony If you follow this link you'll find all the info http://www.crowthornearchers.org.uk Kind regards Mark

Straight swap. Just needs pairing. The CM927 will come with a new receiver so if you fit that it should already be paired to it.

The warranty will not be affected by you purchasing the boiler. As stated the installer does not want to reach the vat threshold and hence gets his customer to purchase the boilers so that his turnover remains low

Do the pipes leading the the rad tails get hot?

Always balance the hot & cold

You are going in with an attitude that you are being ripped off which will come across and **** the installers off. Get friends to give you recommendations of installers they have used and trust them to do a good job

For £46 you'll be lucky if he takes the case off

If you have to create boxing to bring the pan forward, consider making it look intentional by using a concealed cistern in the boxing or a vanity unit

Has anyone ever seen a safety rail on a loft install. I haven't and when I asked my GSR inspector if he had he had to admit he hadn't in 99.9% of cases

News to me. I've installed loads of CM927's and to my knowledge only one has gone faulty and that wasn't the display.

Sully the comments are not out of concern for the door, but more for your and the other households safety.

Hoyt horizon or similar riser £170 Limbs - £60 Easton XXX7 arrows - £70 ish String - £15 Sight - £80 Stabilisers - £80 Tab, arm guard, etc - £20 The thing to be aware of is that when you 1st start you will be changing your limbs and hence arrows regularly as the poundage you can handle...

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Peter - A lot of club will rent you equipment after your initial training. When you 1st start the equipment you need is pretty basic but allows you to perfect your form, this can take months so it's a waste of money buying gear that will hinder you initially but you will appreciate when you are...

You need to make sure the installer is aware that you intend to keep the scrap before they quote as they may have factored the scrap value in their quote. Also be prepared to lug it down the stairs yourself. Generally customers that weigh in the scrap themselves are not considered...

Correct me if I'm wrong, but Megaflows don't have a sacrificial anode