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Ok,
After watching several programs which have scared me for life, like Rogue Traders etc etc.. I have come to the decision that I require the assistance of a plumber/heating engy!
Now then, I have many a banging pipe in me house when the heating comes on, its fooking annoying.. but I’m loathed to seek someone from local gubbins..
I much prefer Word of Mouth or Recomendations.. so..
Anyone know a good plumber/heating engy in Manchester who I could trust not to rip me off thus keeping his life and me staying out of prison ๐
Cheers
sorry if this is starting th obvious mate, have you try bleeding you raditors using a bleed kewy you can buys from any DIY shop for about 50p?
Trapped air can cause knocks or vibrations, especiallyon starup when it start pumping hot water arround the system or it could be the water pump depending on your water sytem (If you have a seperate emersion than these are ususally a a largist cycliiner type unit with hot water pies going in either side) is knackered whilst are cheap (around รฦรโรยขรขโยฌร ยกรฦรขโฌลกรโรยฃ90) to replace.
Don’t get me wrong I’m not a plumber but I know a bit about how they work being from a construction background and both my brother and Dad are still in the industry. ๐
Cheers chaps..
Yeah I’ve blead the fooker.. still no joy :/
Hippy, wheres the option for
“Loud banging noise in pipes when central heating timer kicks in at various times of day as per timer?” option…
I have a big fat cylinder in the bedroom in a cupboard.. is that what your refering too Lampot? How do i know whats fudged on it if anything?
I was kinda hoping for a none trip into the loft as I have a phobia about Tarantoola’s! ๐
yeah it’s a round cylinder I think their made by Grundig if that’s fooked it will be making a large vibration noise usually the bearings or the presure valve is shot in them, but you should really seek advice from a Corgi Registered Heating Engineer rather than a plumber.
Is this not covered in your house insurance?
http://www.screwfix.com/talk/index.jspa?forumTab=forums&ts=07051
different sections for the various trades, post your prob and someone may help you.
Reet O, that seems to be working as it should, no bangs or owt
Might get this flushing thing and get someone to chuck it in the water tank in loft see if that does out ๐
again, appreciate your input.. and Corgi registered chap was who I meant instead of plummer .. again.. back to the scenario of.. being ripped of :/
but needs must I guess ๐
@=XDC=iNSANE wrote:
Which means what exactly?
go to water stopcock and turn it down a bit. Have someone run a tap. When water runs out of tap slower you’ve turned the pressure down
comprende???
nice swan.. umm is this stopcock in the loft with the water tank? or near that huge cylindar malarky Lammie was on about?
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