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That's great White Spirit, thanks for your help. I'll trot off and do it now. Thanks again, Graham

I've just bought a towel radiator which I was told was filled with oil to put onto an electric central heating system. On further inspection it was actually filled with water which I guess would be dangerous due to water expanding when hot. I've now drilled the holes through brand new tiles...

Bought a spare arm fitted = perfect! Thanks :P

Thanks for your help Seco, The linkage is on the very last hole but is is approx 1 inch from being directly over the rod on the cistern. Thanks Graham

Yes you're right the linkage doesn't seem to pulling it up straight. How can I fix without taking the siphon out? Thanks for your help graham

Hi, When my toilet is flushed the toilet handle stays in the down position and the "rod" which connects to the large washer/diaphragm stays sticking up (not very well explained - sorry). Unfortunately the cistern is tiled in and I can't get to the underside to change the siphon, has anyone...

ever since I moved into my house nearly 7 years ago black marks appear which replicate the mortar in between the breeze blocks underneath the plaster. This leads me to paint each room nearly every 12 months as the unsightly marks always show their ugly head. Anyone any ideas? Regards Graham

RIGHT! the rad valve goes at the side?? Silly me! I knew I must have missing something really straight forward. Thanks Graham

Hi, I'm currently installing a towel radiator on a heating system heating via a worcester greenstar combi. I also want an electric element installed (being done by an electrician!) for use during the summer months to dry towels. Now, the instructions say install the element at the bottom...

I'm thinking of renting out my house and need some info on gas safety checks. 1 how often do they need doing? 2 how much (approx) do they cost per appliance? 3 do gas appliances need servicing by law, if so, how many times per year and how much would I expect to pay per appliance? Thanks...

I'm thinking of renting out my house and need some info on gas safety checks. 1 how often do they need doing? 2 how much (approx) do they cost per appliance? 3 do gas appliances need servicing by law, if so, how many times per year and how much would I expect to pay per appliance? Thanks...

Thanks JohnD very thorough, I'll do exactly that. G

I need to change a rad to a towel rad in a bathroom on an unvented system (Heatrae Sadia). Unfortunately I can't freeze the pipework so what are the implications of draining the system? Is an airlock a potential problem? What is the best way of completing the job? Thanks in advance G

I used copper pipe and a push fit stop, cheers.

does anyone know if you can use a leak sealer (and central heating inhibitor) on a central heating system installed with plastic push fit pipework? F

Hi, I've just taken a radiator off in my house for a plasterer to plaster behind. I closed the trv to the frost * setting. I'm now concerned that the trv may leak if the weather gets really cold. I'll be home in 6 hours, what are the chances given its 12-14 degrees outside. Sorry for...

it's above the cylinder, coming from the CWSC down to the bottom of the cylinder. Bunging sounds like a good idea, can you get "special" bungs or would you use a rag?

What is the best way to prevent air locks when refilling the cylinder/cold water storage after draining? My gate valve to the bottom of the cylinder is jammed open and can't be moved? Thanks in advance for your help. Graham

Sorry, I had to drain the cylinder as the stop tap to the feed (cylinder) was jammed. I've got the taps working now the only thing not working is the toilet. Also, the customer "told" me they had very low water pressure. Any idea how to get the toilet working again? Thanks for your help...

Yes, all isolation's are on. the cold are fed from the cold water storage in the loft BOTH aren't working!! :oops: