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If a 21.5mm condensate pipe is stuck into a washing machine trap, is this a ID situation??
Views please.
Views please.
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That's where I've seen it & I think it's ID.New builds do that
I think it's ID as the integral trap could have no water in it.
And before anyone quotes a icos style boiler about the traps. I know and it's horses for courses. I'm talking in Genral
I rest my case M'Lud!! Though I do know several manufacturers show this type (WM3) of trap in their MIs & it's commonly done in new builds, it's only as safe as the integrity of the internal trap & most boiler trap sensors will only show a fault if the trap backs-up, not if it's empty.
Can I please point out that you're being very rude Simon, when all I'm looking for is an objective view. And given your poor spelling, I feel you're in no position to give advice on education.Well your certainly living up to your name. Minus the ie
There's no need for the ID you have just slapped on someone.
If the trap was to empty. If there was to be an earth quake. If there was to be a car crash in to my house. If if if
Can I please point out that you're being very rude Simon, when all I'm looking for is an objective view. And given your poor spelling, I feel you're in no position to give advice on education.
Perhaps the Mods could view your posts with the same rigorous scrutiny they afford my good self??
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