Hi, I'm pretty handy in that I take on most plumbing tasks and have been quite successful. I get that pipes need to clipped to stop movement etc however, long story short there's a void in my kitchen I know I didn't clip the pipes when renovating. At night and seemingly random times when the boiler isn't running, the pipes kart like a water hammer? No taps being run and heating off. I have sat at the boiler to see if it momentarily clicks on to cause the hammer but nothing? It's an ideal logic he30 about 4 years old. No major problems and serviced. It's actually happened since it was installed but very infrequently. So I just presumed the boiler clicked on for frost protection or something. Now I'm on the sofa at 2am and it's happening loads. Help! Please. Much appreciated
Banging pipes boiler off!
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Push button toilet letting by into the pan. When the cistern water gets low the valve re-fills the cistern.
The fill valve switch off will give you your bump. Simples.
The fill valve switch off will give you your bump. Simples.
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