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That's great. Many Thanks!

Sounds great. I thought they would have been stuck together with silicon sealant. How did you connect them and also connect to the top underside of the bath. How did you stop the bit at the floor moving?Thanks

Must say, that does look pretty decent. Only downside is if you need to remove it.

Replaced my P-Shaped bath panel about ten years ago with one I bought from Screwfix which fitted perfectly. Unfortunately, I need to replace this panel again. I have the old Screwfix receipt which shows a Product Number of "85809" for a "Luxury Bath FrontPanel 1675mm" but can't seem to find...

Thanks. I was more concerned about air building up there over time.

Was chatting to a mate who reckoned that as that new piece of piping is quite low down in the circuit, it is very unlikely to get air trapped there which is why the engineer took the decision not to fit an air vent. Is he right ?

Waiting for feedback from the chief engineer as job only done yesterday. Thing is, I'm not sure I can be bothered with the hassle again.

It was done under warranty where the main engineer that requested the work include an air vent but the bloke that actually did the job, didn't bother. Not sure whether I can be bothered to insist on getting one fitted. Just hope it doesn't cause future issues when out of warranty and I have to...

Ok, thanks. Was just worried if it got drained in the future and refilled, there could be an air lock.

Due to a noisy cylinder issue when my hot water heating was coming on, I have since had a gate valve fitted on the return, to reduce the flow and stop this noise. So far this has done the job which is great but looking at the pipework, I am wondering whether an air vent should have been fitted...

We also had a problem with them sticking. Boxt said they'd pay for their replacement,

Yes, when I had the boiler changed, I had all rad valves changed at the same time.

My latest update on this saga is that Boxt have asked me to find a local trusted heating engineer for a quote to fix this issue (as they can't find someone available themselves). Local heating engineer came round yesterday. He said: 1: As many people on this thread are saying, that a flow...

The pump is within the WB boiler itself. There are no LEDs on the boiler, just a single light.

Have had a third party heating engineer pop round to investigate plus also been in touch with Gledhill Technical Support. Both have said exactly what you have said. Many thanks! Out of interest, why would a flow valve be on the return, rather than the feed into the cylinder coil?

Bit of an update. Spoke to one of the experienced Engineers who works for Boxt and he is convinced that the noise is to do with the zone valves (although he hasn't seen the setup). He saw the video and is 100% sure that by changing both valves and heads, the problem should go away. So, we are...

Been flushed through plus system is new from Feb 2025. Also, would have been drained when recent cylinder was installed 2 weeks ago.

I know this is an old thread but did you ever find out what the issue was and what was the fix?

Sorry, can't attach video as file too big

Making me think that the problem is something else