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Probably needed some ptfe tap on the fitting screwfix gave you to seal the thread although you’d still be stuck with a 1/2 bsp connection and 15mm compression though?
That’s exactly what he should have done:)
The drawing makes a lot more sense! Although majorly over complicated for what it really needs to be...
The link to the fitting would work without the nut and olive on the 15mm end. However it isn’t the correct way that fitting should be used. End of.
You could however used that fitting and a...
Without actually seeing the job it’s hard to say due to space commitments and stuff
However 15 mm with a tee. The centre going to something like this...
I would personally change the set up, from what I can make out (the picture from above didn’t help much) try taking it in front of the pipe work?
However the thread is 3/4 hence why the assumed 1/2 flexi won’t fit. A 3/4 female to 1/2 male reducer like this
DZR Brass Pipe Adaptor 3/4" to 1/2"...
I think a pic would help..?
You’ll probably need a washing machine tee
https://www.NoLinkingToThis/p/washing-machine-valve-tee-15mm-x-15mm-x-/60723?tc=ST5&ds_kid=92700020953274180&gclsrc=aw.ds&ds_rl=1241687&ds_rl=1245250&ds_rl=1249404&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIjviWhOrS4wIVzLTtCh2QagpdEAQYASABEgLMGPD_BwE...
Bosch battery sds for me. Used daily for Atleast 2 and a bit years and hasn’t missed a beat yet.
For 4 inch cores and the like I used a cheap Titan corded drill from screwfix
Like 60ish quid and no issue returns for when it gives up the ghost. Admittedly fairly bulky though.
The light is a little bonus I suppose!
I usually try pry them off their little holders with a pair of 36 stilsons and the boiler being situated at a reasonable height is also a god send.
Luckily usually once they’re out they’re a doddle
Morning all,
I’ve got a couple Quinta pro heat exchangers to change in the coming days..
Completed a few successfully before however I always, always, always find them an absolute pig to remove without beating the case up and muttering a few hundred curse words
They’re lumpy bits of kit and I...
Personally just hire from Bss as previously mentioned.. also I believe they require re-calibrating every so many thousand crimps.
Whether that can be done ‘in house’ I’m not sure of
Evening guys,
IGEM/UP/10
does anyone have a virtual copy or link from which I can download? Or even a nudge in the right direction?
The price online seems way over the top! Like 180 quid for a hard backo_O
I’m surprised this stuff isn’t available for free download from gas safe :(
Just my two pence, but I’ve used Eriks before for refurb of pumps and the like; probably would have to give them a call and give the details etc but worth a shot Pump Repair and Upgrade available from ERIKS Industrial Services