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We've had a combi for some years now but only just realised that the water cylinder in an upstairs cupboard was getting warm and the tank in the loft still being supplied. The ball valve in the tank has started to fail and sod's law the overflow pipe is leaking so we decided instead of fixing it we'd just empty the tank, turn off the supply and look into getting the tank, cylinder and pipework taken out by a plumber/heating engineer.
Little did we realise that the tank was feeding the bathroom hot water taps. We dug out the original plans for the heating and the engineer (who drew them up) had suggested leaving that connection but gave no reason.
Anyway, we've filled the tank up again but obviously there is a blockage between the tank, the cylinder and the taps.
Is there a easy way to find it and deal with it or do I need to get someone out?
Cheers.
Little did we realise that the tank was feeding the bathroom hot water taps. We dug out the original plans for the heating and the engineer (who drew them up) had suggested leaving that connection but gave no reason.
Anyway, we've filled the tank up again but obviously there is a blockage between the tank, the cylinder and the taps.
Is there a easy way to find it and deal with it or do I need to get someone out?
Cheers.