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I need to to replace a shower cartridge, which means turning off the water supply. I can turn off the mains and hot water no problem, but the cold water is fed from a water tank at the top of the house. I cannot find a stopcock near this tank.
I assume the best thing to do is to turn off the mains then simply run the cold taps until the tank is drained. But I am worried about introducing air pockets in the pipes after the tank is refilled. Is this a danger, and if so, how can I avoid the problem?
Thanks
I assume the best thing to do is to turn off the mains then simply run the cold taps until the tank is drained. But I am worried about introducing air pockets in the pipes after the tank is refilled. Is this a danger, and if so, how can I avoid the problem?
Thanks