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I posted on hear about a year ago, regarding removing a stubborn indice cap from a tap and unfortunately nothing suggested worked (was probably more to do with me than the advice!!). Sitting on the throne yesterday (apologies for that image) I had a eureka moment when i realised that the...

Cheers g20 - will try and give it a go.

Evening everyone So...my neighbour has a macerator connected to her understairs toilet.She also has a cistern with an internal overflow fitted to said toilet,with some sort of leaking float valve.Would I be correct in thinking that when the valve has let a certain amount of water through to...

Good morning So i've just tried to take a shower and the boiler won't come on. Was fine yesterday but nothing today (no HW or CH). The pressure is about .75 bar, slightly in the red, but has always read that (could that be the prob?). It's a Chaffoteaux & Maury MX2 24 - 30ff. According to...

Thanks for that - i'll give it a go in the morning.

Are you talking about the tap in front of the blue & white tiles? Yes that does screw off. The tap in front of the small blue tiles doesn't have any teeth on it so i'm guessing the thin blade is the way to go?

Thanks wilson121 yeah can see that on the 2nd tap now. Have you got any tips for getting the cap off the 1st tap though? Can't get a fingernail under it & there doesn't seem to be much room to get anything down the side of it to lever it off apart from maybe a stanley knife (if that!!)...

So RE the tap in the 3rd pic - just turn the nut,that you can see, and that will allow me to pull out the tap assembly? Still not sure about the first tap. I've unscrewed the cover, but it won't come up far enough (even with the tap fully open) to allow access to the nut to take out the...

Shouldn't there be a screw underneath the cap which connects the tap handle to internal part of the tap? Just wondering how to access that screw.

Hello Before I break something...Does anyone know how to get at the washers on these taps? [img] The 1st is a Bristan Colonial. I assume i'd have to pop off the white cap (with a Stanley knife??) and then take off the cover at the base with a cloth covered Stilson - am I close...