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    Self-employed techie specialising in Lab and garage stuff. Biker, camera geek.
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  1. have I missed any reference the DHW in this?
  2. that would be GB then surely
  3. you're replacing an exsisting tank so just do it. No plumber involvement either, it's just a couple of fittings, plus a plastic tank aint heavy. And whatever you do, don't involve OFTEC...
  4. drill the bottom of the tank and put a pipe up as an internal overflow, then set the lot over a gully trap
  5. what's wrong wth a normal spear bit for this?
  6. squeeze and wiggle the spring and it should come off the legs it pivots on
  7. why not just use as much lekky as you want, til something blows. How can they blame *you* if there are another couple of houses on the pole...
  8. just put a spanner on the "nut" in the middle of the hinge, to try and jack it L-R?
  9. or just done it live and got a bit wet...
  10. Any chance the handle is slightly bent and not closing completely before hitting the stop?
  11. how does the door look like it's fitting into the frame as it closes- are any of the latchy bits rubbing anywhere?
  12. is it leaking at the gland, or is it passing? Is your water hard?
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