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Thank you Harry. I too was wondering what could be changing in the pipe over the past 3-4 years, given that its lying undisturbed in the loft for all this time. It would be great if the pipe was the problem , but I suspect that the problem lies hidden elsewhere. Do you think draining down the system, as I described in post #9 would be worth a try?
Thats brilliant! Thank you Harry! How thoughtful of the forum Webmasters.The easy way to quote someone else's text, quicker than copy/paste - is to click the 'Quote' in the bottom RH corner of every post.
Well if it had, then how did the setup work for the three years immediately following the installation of the EV?The hose with the nrv hasn't been put in back to front has it?
I will refer to the quote by Mr Sherlock Holmes.....Well if it had, then how did the setup work for the three years immediately following the installation of the EV?
I never realised how complex troubleshooting in plumbing was! Its like hunting submarines, or solving murder mysteries.
You have my respect gentlemen! I recently completed a Level 1 course in MIG welding. Lots of plumbing students were doing their courses at the same place (North West London College). as were budding Heating & Refrigeration engineers.
wouldn't cause what the OP describesdiaphragm gone on the expansion tank..
Thank you Terry, I know where it is in the pavement outside, the little white plastic wheel. But what I cannot remember is do you turn the wheel clockwise or anticlockwise to shut it?You will need to shut off the mains cold water supply to the filling loop. It is not fed from the loft tank.
Normally under the sink?Most valves would be turned clockwise to close.
Don't you have an internal stopcock where mains cold water enters your property ?
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