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Faulty pressure gauge.

I have never seen one done that way, in the wild. Not denying it makes sense but, never seen it.

"I didn't know you had dandruff!" xx

I began fitting viva skylo a couple years ago. The 4in1 fill valve is brilliant and means I have less to carry on the van.

Ooh, it's not allowed too lol. Don't make it right though, does it?

Maybe he/she/they/it can come out and investigate :rolleyes:

Seek and ye shall find

Get rid of the lead.

Bit confusing that post! So, you're getting them to mole a new main in, in mdpe? Or are they digging a trench? I'm a Gas Safe plumber, heating engineer and drainage guy by the way, so I know what's what :)

Does the room ever feel very cold or generally comfortable?

Most custards don't! And is why it's standard practice to add 20% when supplying... But that is like forbidden fruit, nowadays, when customers think they can save a few quid by ordering stuff online! Trouble is... The online suppliers don't have a clue what they're selling and don't care!

The only reason that you set them to high/max/5 before removal and replacement is that it moves the internal plunger further away from the pin in the body which is/should be spring loaded... Thus you're not pushing against resistance as you try to refit the head. Do tap the pin gently before...

Up to you, but I'm a plumber and when customer buys it, they carry the can for any problems with the product. Either way, make sure you flush them out before fitting... Many of them are full of burrs, rust and manufacturing debris

Whenever you go to a leaking joint or component... Always look up ^^^

Practically welded after all that time ;)

Words out of my mouth ;)

If your boiler allows it, I would consider sealing the system.

It's part of @ree's modus operandi.

So.......?

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