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  1. rwb196884

    Fitting a radiator that's too short

    TL;DR: Office workers should not be allowed spanners. Just bought a house and found the living room wasn't getting much above 15 degrees. It had a type 11 1400x600 radiator that seem to be about 3,500BTU but online room BTU calculators come out at about 8,000 to 11,000. Bought what I thought...
  2. K

    Leaking oil tank from compression fitting

    Had a leak on oil tank pipe fitting landlords plumber has said leak was due to small elevation on back of tank “brick” I know it’s bad practice not disputing that but I say olive was never fitted correctly as it’s loose on pipe please see attached vid any opinions would be appreciated
    • Kevinn
    • Thread
    • fitting leaking tank
    • Replies: 7
    • Forum: Boilers
  3. F

    Fitting an Airvalve / bleeding point in central heating

    Hello, total plumbing noob here. I have a sneaking suspicion that the pipes in my house that run all the way to the attic are full of air (picture attached of pipes). These are the pipes that used to be fitted to an older hot water tank which was removed and replaced with a combi boiler- but...
  4. P

    22mm Fitting, thread size please ?

    Hello. Could anyone please advise ? What is the thread of a standard ( as used in UK ) 22mm compression fitting ? It appears to be 14 tpi but is slightly larger than 3/4 bsp. Thank you, Pete.
  5. R

    Replacement fitting for heating oil fuel supply

    I need to replace this fitting that is connected to the heating oil fuel supply to my boiler, can anyone recommend a supplier and also what what is this component known as, so that I order the correct part. TIA
    • RDarbyshire
    • Thread
    • fitting heating replacement supply
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: Boilers
  6. DuncanM

    Fitting auto air vent

    Been advised to fit an AAV on return of a sealed system to try and keep air out of the HEX as it keeps error coding about circulation. Power flushed the system already, this is the next step. Anyway, usually fit AAV on positive side of pump so how far away from pump to make sure AAV does not...
  7. Bogart

    Tectite slip fitting

    Trying to use a 28mm tectite slip coupling. Mangaged to get it over the pipe push it down, with some effort, but am damned if I can get it to come back. Am using the demounting tool and the plastic collar is all the way in but am damned if I can get it to come back on itself.
  8. Bogart

    Tectite fitting for tight space

    Need to use a couple of 28mm tectite fitting, space very limited so soldering is out. Looking on the Peglar site there seems so many that look the same. Some they state as slip fittings, how do they work on a grab ring fitting?
  9. D

    Sink fitting pipe question

    Hi all, Been trying to fit new sink and move from pillar taps to a mixer. Previous piping was all rigid pvc with push fittings (not sure if I'm getting the lingo right). Went to toolstation to buy flexi-hoses to connect the new tap and the pipes and they sold me ones with an apparent push fit...
  10. B

    Plastic pipe thread snapped off inside compression fitting - how to remove?

    Hi The fitting is brass (though doesn't look it in photo), the stuck plastic threaded pipe section is off the bottom of a standard ballcock assembly (bottom inlet) . It's snapped very cleanly, dead level with the nut. So, any smart ideas on how to get it out? Thanks
  11. B

    Favourite fitting and PE pipe

    Hello PFM's, I was wondering what was everyone's fav. fittings for tieing into rads and general central heating system design. My judging considerations are 1.speed of install. 2.longevity of the fittings, likely to fail. 3.footprint, EG. Find JG etc. can be a bit bulky under shallow floors...
  12. D

    Gas fitting Garage Heater

    Hi. I bought a house that has a pool heater and the gas line for it is shown here. I also want to put a natural gas garage heater in. My question is: is that piece of pipe coming up where it is capped off where the installer will tie into and go up the side of my garage? That back corner...
  13. D

    What is this fitting called?

    I had to replace a perished washer in my toilet cistern and I had to remove the cistern from the toilet itself. In the process of detaching the water pipe I had to unscrew a white plastic cowling / covering and it has slid down the pipe and now I can't move it back upwards to re-secure(!). I...
  14. P

    Compression fitting value blown off from the pipe

    Hello, I installed 2 compression valve fitting for my kitchen sink about 10 days ago, after I cut off the 2 old valve with pipe. I put teflon tape around the olive after I found leaks from the fitting(which had been proven wrong!), with oil around the thread. It had been working fine until this...
  15. A

    Boiler Programmer fitting advice

    Hi Looking for help. My sisters boiler programmer is faulty, so I've bought a like for like programmer (Worcester Bosch DT20RF), think her boiler is a Worcester Bosch Greenstar 24i/28i Junior. Seen a video online that showed a few seconds of installation, I.e. taking old programmer out. Looked...
  16. Dark Eyes

    Fitting a Blanking Cap to a redundant waste pipe

    Hello folks I have what seems to be a standard 40mm white PVC pipe that used to hold the washing machine drain hose, which I wanted to cap off to avoid any water overflowing from (as my kitchen drainage seem to get blocked up easily, and it will probably be replaced within the next year). I...
  17. M

    Advice for bathroom floor and fitting shower Tray

    Hi, Im fitting a new bathroom and am after some advice. As you can see in the pictures the current floor is a mixture of 18mm chipboard and OSB board. Im installing underfloor heating and then tiles on top. What should I put on the floor as ive read lots of conflicting advice? Does it need...
  18. centralheatking

    Fan Flue Boiler with good internal fitting arrangements

    On behalf of a friend we are looking for which fan flued ng combi or system boiler has a good fitting from inside only. The outside is in Bath and 3/4 Floors up but the outside is above the River Avon so no ladders too high and no scaffold...unless expensive suspended stuff. around 20kw to 30kw...
  19. hammers4spanner

    Fitting a worcester 2000 boiler

    Fitted one of these today and was a bit flumoxed on the valve set up where they connect onto the boiler. In a nutshell i couldnt fit a spanner in to tighten them up enough and the prv connection seemed utter pita. They electric supply isnt long enough either for what i needed and you cant...
  20. R

    Leak at this fitting. Any suggestions?

    Hello, I've got a leak on this part of my central heating, at the fitting (no idea what it would be called, Feed end Fitting?). Has anyone had a similar issue? I've attempted to use LSX, Plummers Mate evo, and Fernox F4, without any success. I'm considering solder as a last resort, but the...
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