can any one point me in right direction

[sam1670]

hi to all.

we've just had a new combi boiler fitted and i know that they run straight from the mains. my problem isn't with the boiler its the toilet flush it taking ages to fill. i need to switch the mains stop cock off so that i can change the toilet flush, in switching the mains off will i do any damage to boiler? and when i turn it back on do i need to bleed any thing or just turn water back on.

thank you for any advice

 

[HERTS P&D]

No problem with boiler. Turn off your mains, change washer and turn your mains back on again.

Andy

 

[sam1670]

sweet thatnks, thats what i thought but dont want to go stuffing up a new boiler