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Hi,

I have a dripping current valve.

Its after a bit of a saga with plumber. They have told me I will have to get entire new magnaclean that it is connected to. I dont think that is right and surely I can just isolate this valve from other valves in line, and then replace with another angled valve?

If so do you have any recommended suppliers. I believe it is a 22mm valve. I found one supplier here:

Universal Angled 90 Degree Isolation Valve 22mm x 3 4 For ALL Boilers 3002160280

Any advice please?
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If you phone adey up they will send you new valves let me guess they had red heads they always leak new ones are black
 
Contact adey they will provide a replacment theres a good warranty on their products. Cheers kop
 
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