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Hi Because I have just come down from the loft! Turned heating on and waited to see what happens. Pipe from big tank (I'm not a plumber!) is putting water into header tank. Not at a great rate mind, but it is occurring. Heating and hot water all working fine (apart from one rad that's a...

Hi Header is over-flowing even though ball cock set very low. Water from the main tank in roof is coming into header tank causing the level to rise. Have lobbed in sludge remover. Is this normal or is it a visit from the plumber that's required?

Cheers Swidders. Biught some sludge remover in case it was that. Looks like tomorrow morning I'm spending time in the loft!

Why am I getting a steady dripping out of the overflow pipe from my header tank? Seems to be only when the heating is on, but then not all the time that's running either. I was going to try to reset the ball cock in the tank so that the water level doesn't come up as high as the over flow...

Answers to your Q.s in body above. Instead of doing what you are proposing, why don't you spur off with another double socket outlet (DSO) and keep the fire on the plug? It'd be easier to disconnect in the future (when summer comes or young kids are around etc)?

First I've heard about that rule, and more to the point is that you follow the regs laid down by the IEE. NICEIC think that they rule the roost, but they don't just yet!

What do you mean by reversing the light? And are you saying that you are running a TV and an aerial booster on a lighting circuit?