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They are called Radiator anti vibration bracket support clips :twisted: But plumbers call em little plastic clip thingys.

I have had the unenviable task of cutting out a section of a toilet pan on a back to wall toilet. i had no choice as i could not move the pipe and the foreign pan had a cross member on the bottom which was supposed to fit round back of waste pipe. Anyway i used an angle grinder and a diamond...

My experiance with Biasi is that the spares are very expensive,and the pumps dont have a long life, we have just replaced a pump and the new one went down 4 weeks later,luckily under warranty. Other than this we dont have too many problems. But you may find it difficult to find someone...

I said to find a length, doesnt have to be too long, that isnt damaged ,and an olive will seal where an o ring wont as i have had to do it ,arrogant prick.

you can also use compression fittings which dont have o rings.

Aps first but also check the fan is spinning as it should be, run hot water next time you try blowing down aps tube and see if fan spins faster

I would keep a log of all calls between you and the customer and what was said. Also i dont like the fact you said their sons called you demanding the fee for your work returning plus another £2,500. This could be construed as threatening behaviour. The next time they call tell them you are...

Well if they are that deep i would not use it, pull more pipe through carefully,surface scratches wont hurt but deep ones will.

scrathes should be ok, but you need to make sure you have a scratch free length where you connect up.

Try heavy duty wipes.

Sounds like you need a new expansion vessel. Sometimes easier to fit one remotely and also cheaper.

Dont think most sparkies would have a clue about superimposed rails and all that other gubbins,jesus,best get an electrical diploma now. Personally i phone tech helpline who should (but not always) be able to help me trace the exact fault. If im unhappy with their results or sceptical i will...

Very old pressure reducer i think, was back at college this week and was shown something similar on a video (now that is old) that resembled that.

Under floor ,front of fireplace or tap side of fireplace and listen for a hollow noise,it could be there as well,or under floor on landing upstairs,or in loft.

When the drip tray gets full it just overflows into the ceiling :lol: You need to buy a drip tray nearly full sensing device which sounds an alarm when its full . £39.99 FROM B&Q £3.63 FROM SCREWFIX

Well i suppose if you have the time to do it you may learn something new, just that most people want it fixing just before it broke. :D

1- probably 2- the shower head holder is raised up 3-its magic 4-not enough info on 4 hole tap drawing to say.

Meter is not moving, we have removed stop tap head inside, not a drop . zero, zilch,nowt,not even a dribble or gurgle.

Expensive !!! Is this the model with 3 lights on left hand side, if so what are they doing?