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Ahhh. Don't mind me. One of these days i'll wake up and my brain will actually be working. I'm goin back to sleep

makes sense. I just thought it would discharge into the soil pipe. Guess not. There aren't any warning pipes at any of the other wcs (3 of).

Hi, there is a warning/overflow pipe beneath my bathroom that has been leaking for the past couple of days and is getting worse. Excuse my ignorance - what is it warning of? :oops: Our heating and dhw is a sealed system. The bathroom has a bath, shower, whb, toilet and bidet. Thanks for...

My mistake fellas - the screwdriver test does indeed work :oops: , it's on setting 3. Glad we got that sorted out :oops: . Cheers for the diagram D_Hailsham - reassures me that my sanity isn't completely lost. Cheers for the graph as well, illustrates things nicely. Like i said though...

The selector on the control part of the pump points at one of three different things. These 'things' look like the podiums that olympic medalists or F1 wiiners stand on - except they are in ascending order as opposed to the highest being in the middle. By my reckoning that means the smallest one...

TBH i'm not sure now what setting the pump is on. It's either 1 or 3. The graphics/diagram on the pump suggests to my common sense that it's at setting 1. But the as you can see from the figures above, that means the figures for setting 1 are greater than those for setting 2. That doesn't seem...

Wasn't being ill tempered at all Mod - just pointing out the facts. Your thinking i was being ill-tempered is an example of the difficulty in conveying emotion via the written word (despite the emoticons [or maybe i'm just a rubbish communicator]), also as evidenced by my missing doitall's...

Thanks for your help fellas. I'll continue working on it As for doing the job properly - is it not just a case of using an appropriate cleaner and then switching the flusher between forward and reverse as often as it takes to get the rads at the same temp all over? Thanks again

setting 2 would be 110 and 0,55 as opposed to 140 and 0,65 - OK? The other details are: Wilo, Type SE125-N Class F IP44 PN10 Temp max - 130

Oh Yeah - the boiler runs on oil Cheers

Hi, I have a 3 storey house with 19 heated rooms, and the equivalent of 22 finned double paneled rads. Having a bit of trouble balancing the rads. The overall temp ends up pretty low and some sections can go completely cold. The plumber says it's because the house is too big. The house has...