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    Best tool to undo flexi under a sink?

    You need a box spanner to loosen the tap, Once the 2 flexis are undone at the other end the tap can be removed from the basin.
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    Best tool to undo flexi under a sink?

    Looks like there is plenty of room to put a spanner on those
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    Best tool to undo flexi under a sink?

    You will of course need to unscrew the Flexi tap connector from the tap body. That can be quite difficult to do ,or may unscrew easily, sometimes needing the tap to be removed from the sink. Those connectors with a rubber seal and captive nut ,which it appears yours are, are usually quite easy...
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    Best tool to undo flexi under a sink?

    We know what flexible hoses look like ,what we need to see is the access ,or lack of it, that you are facing. Is your flexible hose a flexible tap connector ,that screws into the tap body ?
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    Best tool to undo flexi under a sink?

    Show us some pictures
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    WC soil connector leaking (Ed.)

    Given that there are multiseals on that new pan connector it should be fine ,so maybe you have twisted them / mishapen them when inserting. Having said that it should be a tight fit. Are you sure the new pan connector is the correct size ? Some are smaller to fit into smaller waste pipes. Give...
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    Do slotted isolating valves fail

    Yes they fail. Pretty much everything that the human race has ever invented can fail.
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    WC soil connector leaking (Ed.)

    You have in your original pics a pan connector "A" fitting into another pan connector ( marked "Bend" in your pic). A right lash up with incompatible seals. Show us what you now have ,that still leaks.
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    Bath

    Don't know what exactly is supporting the bath ,but that leg isn't. It should be sitting on a floorboard ,and the lower nut isn't even tightened up.
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    Sockets not working after removing dead end

    Good luck
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    Sockets not working after removing dead end

    If they were not connected to each other before it makes no sense to connect them together. As I already asked ,give us the circuit info.and show us a pic of consumer unit (or fuse board if that's what you have)
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    Sockets not working after removing dead end

    We're the two ( power socket and fused spur) part of the same circuit in your consumer unit ? If so provide details of that circuits OPD ( MCB,fuse ,RCBO, whichever). Is the lighting circuit working fine ?
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    Towel Radiator Valve Leak

    Before draining down close the water supply to the F&E. Then check its cleanliness. If needed clean out any crud / clean it. You don't want anything in there to get into the system during draining. Latch motorised valve/s to manually open position. Then drain out.
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    Towel Radiator Valve Leak

    Is your heating system sealed / pressurised ,or fed from a small tank in the loft ( feed and expansion cistern, F&E ) ?
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    Towel Radiator Valve Leak

    The water in your hot water cylinder has nothing to do with the water in your radiators / central heating system. Before attempting to remove a radiator valve for replacement you would be wise to drain the heating systems water out.
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    Towel Radiator Valve Leak

    Looks like it has a gland that needs re packing. It's a type of seal that stops water from leaking up the spindle. I would replace the valves ,but it's worth trying to re pack first.
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    Remeha Boiler Not Firing Up

    More likely an indication of a slight leak and nowt to do with the EV. Have you bled the pump ?
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    Vaillant Boiler Won’t Repressurise

    Doing what you did has proved the isolation valves are ok and passing water, but doesn't prove the hose is ok ,not blocked ( which is highly unlikely to be frank, but a remote possibility I suppose)
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    Vaillant Boiler Won’t Repressurise

    I thought you had already unscrewed the hose when you told us water flowed out of the hose ,or did I misread your earlier post ? Unscrewing the hose from the check valve shouldn't result in water flowing out from the valve ,but it may do if you started poking things into the valve !
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    Vaillant Boiler Won’t Repressurise

    You would need to drain the boiler / system water before removing the check valve. Sourcing a check valve with flat faced ends shouldn't be too difficult. You could of course get a genuine manufacturers replacement.
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