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It should unscrew, you may find that the white rods are part of the button mechanism.

It shouldn't be any more complicated than not fitting one. The fact that you have a pipe branching off to the loft makes things slightly more awkward than usual, but its not a big problem. I would fit a full bore lever valve below the tee of the expansion pipe then a tee for the pump outlet...

Hi kevin, you should also fit a bypass in case your pump fails, then you can easily revert back to gravity hot water if needed.

To the OP, I don't know much about powerflushing so can't help but i'm sure by the 3rd page of this thread you may have a constructive answer :lol:.

The valve in the second pic looks like a 3/4" thread, which means you'll need 2 different size tails.

Depending on your flush valve, you may be able to remove the top section of the valve with a small turn. Check the sealing washer is ok and nothing is on the mating face of the bottom section of the flush valve (scratches, dents, debris..etc).

Not sure if its the company your looking for but might be worth a look, lucky for you the only showroom in the UK is in Didcot!! http://enexp.vitra.com.tr/ VitrA Didcot Showroom Park 34, Collett Way Didcot, Oxon ,OX11 7WB Phone: + 44 1235 750990

Stuart Turner are probably the best on the market for shower pumps, their monsoon range are good but pricey, they also have a showermate range which are cheaper, but i haven't installed them so can't comment on quality.

you could try one of these it can be adjusted upto 160mm http://www.mcalpineplumbing.com/traps/chrome-plated-traps/1-188-cp-plastic-adjustable-inlet-bottle-trap.html

I just replace a WC this morning, but can't remember if I washed my hands before lunch.

You should take to a local merchants, they may have a generic one with the same dimensions.

Have a look at these 2 vids its an easy diy job :wink: . http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6OuWG7fEwt8 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jaPsf2xTZfc

You may have a stopcock outside in the street or pathway.

You could make a similar thing yourself for a fraction of the cost, you'll need a 1/2"male-15mm compression elbow, a short piece of copper (maybe ask a local plumber for a small offcut) and a funnel. Or if you have a towel rail just use a funnel and pour it in the top (after draining a bit out...

try closing all the rads except the suspect ones and see if they warm up.

I would get an engineer in to sort that out, it looks as though the bypass has been leaking onto the electrical part of the 3-port valve.

You can get a multi purpose radiator spanner for around a tenner, fits all kinds of stuff.

does the pin pop back up on its own when you push it down? if not try tapping the valve body

I haven't fitted a shower enclosure for a few years so can't remember exactly how they are assembled, but i'm pretty sure the rollers come off. If you look at the roller from the inside of the door I think there is a cover plate that will slide up or down to reveal a screw.

try loctite 55 instead of ptfe.