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Of course. My neighbours are lovely and super understanding. Thanks for confirming for me.... Half expected it to be the external stop tap but it felt very flimsy

Ahhhh so shouldn't be an issue then changing the internal one as we should be able to easily shut off the external stop tap to shut off supply while works done? Basically that black handle is what shuts off the main water supply to my flat and presumably the other two flats?

Also attached is my internal meter and stop tap. Not sure what thag blue handle is......seems stiff though and didn't wanna muck around with it. Recently moved in within last several months, so in process of changing a few things.

Hi all. So my internal stop tap needs to be changed. I live in a flat which was once giant house split into 3 small flats. Our internal stop tap was easy to twist but due to our internal meter being changed the Anglian water engineer tighten the stop tap via it's O rings or nuts whatever they...

Can't I'm afraid. Octopus contacted Cadent themselves and they then called me. They classed it as emergency and right now cadent are here changing the shut off valve. Alot can change within the hr, jeez. The guy said it was severely rusted, but it turned okay but it was best to have it changed...

Hey all Had our rads all changed last week and the engineer noted our gas meter had a severely rusted shut off valve. He advised me to contact my gas company to have it replaced. Anyway I'm with octopus and they advised my it's Cadents responsibility. I will be calling them soon to replace...

I like a very toasty place. But it's only have the beating on 3hrs in morning and 4hrs in evening. Rarely put it during day unless it's bitterly cold

All my rads would always be on, I keep them set on max or lowest 4

No idea if that's good.....

Here is snapshot I took earlier

Sorry.... So basically D40 was 61c. D41 was 56c. Maybe I didn't write or correctly

20c difference? It was only 5c.

Shall it bring the kwh down? It's at 18kwh atm. The rads we had put in were single panel plus. Do not your standard singled panel Do you suspect a issue? The service was also done and everything looks tip top shape

It had been on about 55mins at least. Potentially over an hr

Hi guys. New rads fitted. There was barely any debris or sludge, just slight in that one rad in my room, they drained it all out and water was barely discoloured. Flat sooo cosy. So after they left I kept heating on and checked the temps. 40 - 61c. 41 - 56c

Not yet, haven't had heating on since last time when I said. My flat is holding good temp of 19c, sometimes going up to 20c. I don't wanna turn it on for sake of it, I suspect it's working absolutely fine, nothing major that's for sure. But next I have them on I'll report back to you guys

Will need to check again when it's not in cycle function

Yes, it is. If there is no difference when boiler firing normally, what could this mean? I don't think I managed to check the temp when boiler on without the cycling function going.

So with both temps roughly same, it's assume that's okay and normal? Is it worth then reducing the power outage from 18kwh to say 15....?

Not understanding your point? Sorry.... I checked d40 and d41 after heating was on for 2hrs. Forgot before after 20mins from start up