No sleeve no double check valve. Yeeehaaa 🤠

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Nice!

I take care of huge boilers. Come over to this side. 6" gas supply heats 50 floor building. Honeywell burner control is $2500. New boiler $400,000 installed. I like these. Upload some control vids if you got them.

No sleeve?

That's it for the day? Must be lunchtime.

Dusty bin

I can't believe that people post shit like this and think that they are helping. If you haven't got enough common sense to come up with a simple solution to a scenario such as this then I'm going to say, "put the tools down and go home mate" because you shouldn't be anywhere near a radiator and count yourself lucky that it wasn't gas. Anyone needing tips and advice like this should just stay at home, where others will be safer.

I always insist that the pipes wrapped where they cross a joist to stop the creaks when they expand and contract. Had too many houses where that happened

Why not fit the two lower, just before the lever calabria beneath the sink, this way you don't need to bend or make awkward joints beneath the sink which makes the job look messier? 'Work smart, not hard'

And didnt seal the outside cowboy

Why didn't you remove the burner and baffle as per the mftrs service instructions

That is very good

Mine was full of grey sand. Hopefully it's fixed now. Thanks.

People really whinging about the size of the holes 🕳️ you sad people get a fucking life !!! Well done mate keep grinding don’t listen to these absolute knob jockeys

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Not the worst I've seen by any means.

Rip it out immediately

Bin it

That will be £130.00 call out charge, £65.00 labour, £45.00 for using my own bucket, job done, lets go & do another 10 jobs Today this easy lol.

Not sure excactly a tip is it? It’s just what you do 🤦

Looks like the holes were cut with a screwdriver and hammer.😅

Only needs an expansion vessel but being a Worcester an absolute pain in the arse to change off a 15ft ladder

Get this far too often 😂. Or those smart meters lock out and you have to reset them by pressing A then B

Motorised valve Check the orange and grey wires with buzz on the multimeter If your getting buzz sound Your motor is jammed in the on position ie the micro switch simple

Boiler must have been given red bull lol suspended in mid air lol what an unusual place to put a boiler might as well re locate it out side in the bush

Re locate

Typical plumber/heating engineer ! Sticking his pipes next to where the sparky has already put his cables 😡

I think it’s that high cos the person might be thinking cos it’s on the stairway your head can hit it if it’s low

Cooooor

Atleast a 25/28mm hole definitely not 19mm

Wowser, this sort of pipework takes me back to working with my dad 20 odd years ago. That's some good pipework going on there.

So that hole is only 4mm bigger than the pipe ? 😂😂

Should off for got everything you been learned as a tradesman and used push fit flexie like the rest off the shitty work man ship we see hats off lad done a good job there

£120 me new build. 😊 with a van

What you on a day £ ?

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How long would you recommend to change this part .

Good slick install. No dramas

I'm guessing that will be holy water then 😂👍

Always sleeve the pipe

my water is no longer hot im not sure really if its the gas

Any ideal guys know why a ideal logic hot water isn’t as fast out the taps anymore

Get some wood bits for nice holes instead of it looking like you got a rat to nibble the boards

Hot water return should always be the last connection into the centre of the joined returns tee. Otherwise during the summer when the heating is off you will get some radiators getting hot due to the heat going through the coil, and getting pushed down the heating return.

Great work. Thanks for the content

15 years old time to go. As good as that boiler is, it’s past its sell by date. I do wonder which imbecile thought that was a good location for the boiler.

Very clever but why not remove the screwed down board next to it?

Spot on mate loved it 👍🏼🙂❤️

How long are your arms 😂