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Your fella was trained by Roy Rogers and is Sponsored by Dunlop Wellington Boots and Acme Umbrella Co. Ltd.

They can be a total pain to actually get at. I once broke the soldered joint on the pipework changing an AAV on a Grant Combi. Luckily I was able to solder it up. I know use a spanner on the brass bush that the AAV screws into and one of these:-...

The restrictors don't need to be changed as far as I know. I have fitted a few before but not needed to do any further maintenance.

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It could be water running down the outside of the bath from a leak in the sealant.

Do it in soldered copper and it will be fine.

I always fit an isolation valve then a 15mm compression AAV. Those "auto closing" things rarely hold.

Does the auto air vent to the right and above the pump work?

So is the pump turning? have you bled the pump?

Are you sure the boiler didn't run briefly but overheat due to lack of circulation. to protect the boiler an over heat stat may have tripped. See if you can find any reset buttons on your boiler.

Would you not be better to extend the heating system you already have? You could zone the heating with its own time clock and thermostat.

Some flush tubes are different diameters either side of the 90° bend. You could try one of those.

Bit of a long shot but try PDQS on 01827 304888

Sometimes you can remove the 'guts' of the tap and just fit new 'guts' inside the old body. this would mean you don't need to worry about pipe sizes etc. often worth reseating the original seating to ensure the water turns off fully afterwards when the tap is closed.

Maybe... one of the taps was left on very slightly... causing water to run down the tap body and around the tap hole into the basin... from where the water ran down the pipe and onto the floor? It annoys me when taps do this.

Smash it out with a sledge hammer...

¾" rubber washers I think will do the trick

Bad news when they want a stair-lift fitting.

What is the system pressure?