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So the story continues... I replaced the two pump valves and pleased to say they are water tight. I put a hose pipe up into the f&e tank in my loft and filled up the sytem until the water stopped draining down into the pipes (all with radiator valves fully open). I then bled the downstairs radia...

cptmike

Thankyou!

I'll follow your advice and hope that it'll all turn out fine!

Cheers

cptmike

Thanks for the advice. I managed to sort it, well kind of... I closed all the radiators and bled each one individually starting downstairs and working upstairs. In trying to bleed the pump I opened the wrong valve. I tweaked the pump shutoff valve (one above and below the pump). and the valve prompt...

cptmike

Having removed old tiles from my bathroom wall they have left behind a fair amount of damage (crumbling holes in the plaster). The wall is platerboard dabbed onto brick so removing and replacing the old plasterboard isn't an option. I intend on retiling the area. What's the best way to get this surf...

cptmike

Hello I have a problem with my heating and I noticed this forum so I thought I'd try and see if anybody here can help me with it. In doing up my upstairs bathroom I have removed the radiator, intending to put in a towel radiator in about 2 weeks. In doing this I partially drained the system from a t...

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