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Ignore me - I'm aware I'm talking to myself now - I turned the valves and the pressure is back to 1.5 bar. One question, what causes the pressure to drop as it's a closed system?

Hello folks, I've recently had my boiler and water tank replaced. I've now got a Worcester Greenlink Ri boiler and a pressurised hot water tank. My radiators were gurgling and clicking when the heating kicked in so I decided to bleed them all. One of my radiators had no water or no air in it...

Doh! Obviously. Anyway, all up and running following your instructions above. Thanks for taking the time to assist, it really is very much appreciated.

Do you mean put each red wire into opposing holes so they are facing each other or both wires into the same hole? Forgive my ignorance. The ceiling rose is screwed into my ceiling, I'd removed the screws to take a look at the fitting.

It looks like the US version has a completely different set of mounting kit. This is mine How about it just screw a small metal hook through the existing ceiling rose?

Yeah, this did cross my mind but thought it would be a bit of a bodge. However, realistically I don't think the lamp will be opened and closed very often so it might be worth a go.

Hmmmm, a quick measure of the Ikea 'cup' that hides the hanging bit and excess cable suggests it will no be deep enough to accommodate the hook of the ceiling rose.

I think it would still work as there is a plastic bit to hang on the hook.

Thanks, this looks like the most sensible solution.

The light is one of these https://www.ikea.com/gb/en/products/lighting/ceiling-lights/ikea-ps-2014-pendant-lamp-white-silver-colour-art-20304901/ The connector block will go in the plastic 'cup' that fits against the ceiling.

Hello, Like a tw*t I thought buying a new light from Ikea would be simple. Five minute job and the missus would be happy. But no. First of all the instructions mention hanging it from a hook. I have no hook but a bit of Googling seems to suggest buying this OK Fair enough. I opened up my...