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I have a insurance job to try and rescue a poorly installed quad shower the customer wants to save the tiling if possible and has a few spare so fingers crossed it may work , the loss adjuster allowed em £1500 that will just about cover materials. Kop
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Name a bunch of boiler makes for me and I'll make a poll so we can see which ones get installed the most.
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Use PlumbersForums.net to Advertise Your Plumbing-related Company Pretty much all of our services on the forum are free of charge to most companies. View more information below the table. :) Type of Advertising Cost Plumber Adding to Plumbers Directory Free of charge! Company Support...
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How To Balance Radiators Tool List: Radiator-bleeding key Lockshield valve adjuster or adjustable spanner Screwdriver Digital thermometer or multimeter with thermometer function 1. Make sure all the radiators have been bled. Turn off the central heating and allow the radiators...
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For hints, tips and secrets of boiler breakdowns.
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If you go to edit your profile here: http://www.ukplumbersforums.co.uk/account/personal-details You'll now see there's an option to select what type of plumber / member you are. And also an area to enter your GSR ID. For now we'll manually check this, so PM @Lou once you have filled in the...
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If you're a homeowner with heating-related issues then you need to find a heating engineer instead of seeking advice about fixing it. Too many DIY and weekend warriors try to gain advice online. It's not safe to do so. Post your job on the forum and let one of our lads quote for the work for...
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If you're looking for a professional plumber then please feel free to post your job details in this forum category. Please make sure you include the location of the job, what the job entails, information about the contract and who will be paying and what the time frames are, and include as much...
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If you're looking for plumbing work in the UK then please feel free to post details about your qualifications and experience in this forum category. Make sure you include information about the area's you're willing to work in, and the type of work you are looking for. DO NOT INCLUDE CONTACT...
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If you're looking for a professional heating engineer then please feel free to post your job details in this forum category. Please make sure you include the location of the job, what the job entails, information about the contract and who will be paying and what the time frames are, and include...
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You can find the TRADE ONLY discount information in the Plumbers Arms. http://www.ukplumbersforums.co.uk/plumbers-arms/91699-uheat-co-uk-15-off-discount.html This is trade only. So see here for details about how to gain access to that forum area if you are actually in the plumbing industry...
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Welcome new members to UKPlumbersForums.co.uk. We are glad that you have found us and joined our friendly and knowledgeable community here. This forum is just to introduce yourself, a quick hello and break the ice. You will be welcomed with open arms :) If you would like to post about a...
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https://www.dropbox.com/sh/toq5i0zsvw78na9/AADsmhuGDncipRIwMboY4gy8a?dl=0 Link to my dropbox folder. There are a few bits in it that I've already shared with some of you but over the next few days/weeks I will upload a lot more stuff that isn't on that previous share. Please just be a little...
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Apply to Gain Access to the Private Plumbing Courses and Training Forum The application form is now online. You need to create a thread in this forum to gain access to the trainee only area. https://www.plumbersforums.net/forums/apply-to-gain-access-to-trainee-area.124/ We don't pass these...
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Some Plumbing Course Videos and Plumbing Training Videos from our video area of the forum. We will populate this thread with some more plumbing videos once we have added some to our video area. You're welcome to head to the plumbing training videos area yourself to add your own videos...
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Find a renewable energy specialist. Ground-source heat pump installers. Biomass pallet and log boiler installers. Air and ground-source heat pump specialists. Find your local renewables specialists right here on the UK's largest plumbing advice website. Post a new thread in this forum category...
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can someone show me where it is written in law that it is illegal for a homeowner to remove the case of their own boiler unless they are gsr? not touching any gas parts just looking for leak in cold water supply.
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Just in case you've not seen these. Due to the publication of GIUSP Edition 7 and the demise of the Not to Current Standards (NCS) category, there has been a need to revise a number of current Technical Bulletins, that up until now have made reference to NCS situations. The alterations have...
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This is where all the time saving and helpful tricks of the trade are shared
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http://www.ukplumbersforums.co.uk/gas-safe-registered-plumbers-only-private/43643-forum-rules.html http://www.ukplumbersforums.co.uk/gas-safe-registered-plumbers-only-private/47779-sub-forum-moderators.html...
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http://www.ukplumbersforums.co.uk/newthread.php?do=newthread&f=38 <- Click here to start a new thread. Use the title for the part, tool, etc name, and give a brief description of it in the main area. And where applicable, please put the price you're currently getting it for. Others will...
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@Dan The emails that get sent to members still say from UKPlumbersForums.co.uk
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Alright, I thought I'd stick some stats up here so we can see how the forum does over time. It's not a score to beat or anything. The forum does what it does. But it's a good guide as to what works etc when we change things over time. All these are viewable on the homepage. Threads 89,031...
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I know we all come across them but thought we could stick them all in one thread for everyone to see. my first of many , was in a church hall and this was someones idea of capping the gas off.
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Hello All Looking for some advice are these worth anything in plumbing world as just paid alot money for this course C&G 6022-02 / 6032 / 6128 / 6084 also do bepec water supply reg 1999 and bepec shower installation module please help as will try cancel this if possible if they mean nothing
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Hi we have a toilet unlike any I have seen before. The seat has become loose, with normal toilets I know you just tighten it with the bolts underneath the seat. This one however the toilet / ceramic is sealed with no access to the underside. I have looked at the seat itself and it has no plastic...
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put your hints and tips that may help others in this thread guys,:) http://brittgas.weebly.com/ http://brittgas.weebly.com/
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My boiler model is Worcester 37 CDI Greenstar. The HW is ranning fine but a code "-¦¦-" is displayed and keep flashing when I on the CH. I checked Worcester website about the code and it said "The display shows alternatively the CH flow temperature and this code. The syphon-fill programme is...
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Hi Our 3 year old Logic Combi 30 has a fault code of L2 which I understand means the boiler won't ignite. I've poured warm water on the pipe outside, as I understand condensation may have blocked pipes in the cold weather. This worked last year but doesn't seemed to have worked this winter. We...
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Hi everyone Would be grateful for any advice/help you may be able to offer me. I have a heated bathroom 'ladder' type towel rail, that is now not getting hot. The only sign of life is that one of the valves at the bottom gets warm, but the heat doesnt seem to be feeding past this valve. I...
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Hi, Is anyone else being shafted with his impossible test. This is NOT a C&G test and is just a blaitant excuse to stop you booking your practical sessions. I have failed it 3 times now. The questions have been written by a 4 year old making no sense and the multi choice questions have no...
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Hi. I have just had a Gloworm 30 CXI Ultracom 2 installed with a Salus RT500RF Wireless Programmable Thermostat to control temperature. All my radiators have TRVs and I have noticed that the Salus is not switching the boiler off or stopping flow to the rads when it should be. Eg at 10pm I am...
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Hi everyone, got a question... Got a leaking (well, very slowly dripping) connection between a short length of 15mm copper and a washing machine hose inlet pipe. The leaking connection is a 15mm compression fitting with blue isolation switch. It joins on the copper side with a normal nut and a...
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i have this boiler and have the F1 error i looked in the boiler manual on the fault and what to do.but when i open the valves blue fully and then the black slowly nothing happens no soundsof water rushing through or anything.its as if there is no pressure/water.i can remember topping up my...
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I hope someone will be able to offer me advice, or let me know if I need to call in a professional to deal with this. Whenever I run any hot water tap, I hear a loud and constant low frequency noise (like a very loud hum), loud enough to get complaints from neighbours. If the washing machine is...
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Is it possible, say, when you have a leak around a basin, bath or shower from a hole in the silicone. Can you apply a bit on top to cure leak? Or, do you need to renew the whole seal?
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Hi, I am currently planning a kitchen lay out, which may involve replacing a combi boiler to a position next to a window. How close to a window can a flue be installed? If the window is constructed so only one side is opening, is this distance measured to the opening in the building (i.e fixed...
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Hi guys, well a couple of years ago in this thread you very kindly helped me with a problem my house had with the heating and HW. I was very happy as it sorted the knocking noise I was having. Heating has always been a bit problematic and the stat always needs to be up high to come on but hey...
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I've had it recommended to me that WD40 is useful for removing silicone sealent to save a bit of elbow grease, as long as the area is properly cleaned and dried using industrial de-greaser wipes afterwards to clean off any residual WD40. Does anyone have any experience with this? I do have...
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What is the technical difference between a brass and copper olive? As far as I can tell, from my experience, you are more likely to crush a copper olive. That said I have never had a leak from a copper olive but have had the odd one from a brass olive. I know some guys only want brass olives? Why?
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I am currently having my bathroom refitted with new copper pipe work being installed. The plumber has chased the copper pipe work up the walls but has not put a sleeve or meshing over the pipes before plastering over. Is this ok? I would assume that the hot water pipes would need to expand...
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Yeah basic question - am a newbie / diy-er... I have PTFE tape and jointing compound (BOSS Super green pipe jointing compound with PTFE). I have some radiators to fit up in my house and a pressure reducing valve to fit. I was looking at the PRV (Caleffi 533841 with a pressure reading...
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Hi 1st post - so be nice to me ;) I often have to remove old olives - and keep thinking to myself - there must be an easier way to do this? Is there any kind of special tool on the market or maybe a technique that I haven't thought of? Currently I use the following method. Not very...
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