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[color=darkred][size=4]Instead of the stupid[/size [/color [color=green][size=6]comments and reminders of he forum rules[/size [/color , why don't you put constructive comments on here ????

It is amazing though, how much warmer it does get with them on, no not just that, we like them, they are nice, but may have to go by the sounds of things !

Def candles then, i like the candles, wonder if they make any non smokey ones ?

[size=6][color=brown][b]I get black marks, streaks on my newly painted walls ! from where the radiators are mainly. we burn candles a lot, could this be doing it ?[/b color] /size]

[size=6][color=blue][b]why does my car feel like i'm pushing and releasing the accelerator. it seems to be slightly trying to go and stop when cruising, its ok on acceleration.I've changed HT leads, spark plugs, dist cap, so electrics seem ok, i'm not sure how to adjust the carb

Thanks, i though 'caulk' was the best thing to try, i just wondered if there was anything new, i will do what you said though.

[color=darkblue][b]Hairline cracks in walls keep returning after a few months, i have filled them with polyfiller etc. The house is five years old and i thought this is long enough for the house to settle but the fine cracks come back in the same places. What filler should i use ?[/b /color] :?:

sorry. the pipe from the pump goes up to the sink upstairs and this gadget is parallel about 500mm up from the pump. i will get better pictures tonight !

Its def just on the hot pipe in the bottom and out of the top then it re-joins the pipe from the pump.

it is on the same pipe and i thought i would try and find out what it is so not to fill one forum to much, sorry.

In that case, why do you think that the pump was running and yet water was not coming out? I could hear it running ok downstairs, but no water was coming out, i pulled the string pull to activate the pump for quite a while, you used to be able to turn on tap, pull the cord for a short time...

I know the pics are not good ! it is plumbed in parallel.

2. How long have you had the new pump, and how much time has it spent with an air lock? 3. Did you install it in exact accordance with the manufacturer's instructions (leaving aside the mistake with the flange connection)? I'm not even sure its had an airlock, it seems to pump upstairs...

Hi, I have put the pictures on another site, the links are at the beggining of this forum, it should take you there if you click on it. Thanks

Hi, The pump is about 100mm above the top of cylinder. It was already there when she purchased the house, so no instructions. it was working ok before i changed the cylinder.

any ideas how to fix it ? It was ok last night when i eventually got the water through, this morning no water upstairs again ?

thanks. the wire is cut, do you think i can just get rid of it as we dont have much pressure upstairs, the pump works very hard and this may obstruct it ?

Cordless version, i like it. Someone has cut off the wire feed ? It is plumbed in after a powered pump and check valve for the upstairs water. the dial looks like a pressure dial, i'm having trouble with that alsoI have another topic on here called...

Thanks, I'm new to this, i thought it was a filter type thing.

What is this ? looks like a pressure meter ? wire is cut off. (i'm not sure how to put my pictures here, will find out ?) http://i196.photobucket.com/albums/aa153/andy007007/plumbingvalve.jpg http://i196.photobucket.com/albums/aa153/andy007007/plumbing2.jpg