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I just couldn’t get the B&Q one to line up, even with rotation. The width of the new one is just too much larger.

Hi all. So my dear old Mum told me she’s always had a leak under her kitchen sink, while I was there to replace the taps. I could see it was damp but cracked on with the taps, dreading that it might be a leak from the compression fittings that I was securing my new tap tails to. Well, long...

Well, I did this, and sure enough, over around 7 hours later, the pressure had lost half a bar. Knowing it wasn't the Heating System (so have returned valves to original position) and knowing it wasn't the PRV (bone dry), I decided to put a container under the Condensate outlet. Then I...

Brill, thanks a lot. Just to clarify, once isolated, is it important at all to ensure that the Thermostat doesn't try to kick in the heating? Or will it simply just fail to do so without any damage to the boiler?

Thanks. Do you mean this section? http://www.diynot.com/wiki/plumbing:faq Couldn't find anything directly relating to my query... am I being dumb?

How do you isolate the heating system from the boiler in order to rule that out?

Was this fixed? What was it? My Baxi 105HE, is needing an almost daily top up and my condensate pipe (NOT PRV) seems to be dripping more than it probably should. I sure with a daily top-up that I would have noticed by now if I had a leak under the floorboards. The boiler will lose pressure...

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