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    Shower outlet plate bodge

    Thanks to everyone for their advice. I followed most of the suggestions above, and I'm pretty pleased with the result. I cut two strips of wood and fitted them on the back of the hole using no more nails. 20220102_183031 by msgj posted 3 Jan 2022 at 2:02 PM Then I drilled two holes in the outlet...
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    Shower plate

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    Shower outlet plate bodge

    Yeah I have no access behind the tiles. Pity because the rest of the job was done to perfection!
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    Shower outlet plate bodge

    This is the outlet pipe to our shower from a concealed thermostatic valve. We've put up with this for about 10 years! For some reason there is a flexible hose, so no mechanical fixing for the outlet plate. The plumber filled it with silicon but it came obviously loose, nothing to grip on...
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    Heating pressure problem

    Any chance of a reply on this one? Does anyone know if the expansion vessel on a 105e instant has a valve that can be inflated (such as I have read about on other threads)? And does anyone know if an external expansion vessel can be used with this boiler? Thanks in advance!
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    Heating pressure problem

    Thanks for your responses. A couple of further questions ... I have read in other threads about a valve on the expansion vessel which you can use to check the pressure and inflate if necessary. However I cannot find such a thing on my boiler. baxpoti, will adding an external expansion...
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    Heating pressure problem

    Yes it is the version that stores some quantity of hot water. So this looks like a call-out job then?
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    Heating pressure problem

    Hello, I have two problems with my heating system which have started recently. Not sure if they are related. My boiler is a Baxi Combi 105e. Firstly the pressure seems to vary tremendously. When the system is cold the pressure often goes below the minimum 0.5 bar. Then the boiler and...
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