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bookmarked a google of it!Take a screen shot an thank goodness this aint Ag
bookmarked a google of it!Take a screen shot an thank goodness this aint Ag
Eeee! If your missus could read this!!!!Rent a Kev could be a thing
You know the saying Stan if you want a job done properly do it your self !!!!Motorised valve is no longer connected electrically cos it warn't doin nuffin. The plug is no longer attached. The leaver that locks into position to keep both circuits open. So although water is passing through it the white lead and orange lead that should be connected to it are simply connected together. This means we can now switch the heating on via the programmer and the room stat in the hall governs when the boiler and the pump come on. And furthermore the programmer still governs all of the timing. I can physically turn the boiler to hi or lo, which I always had to do.
The hot water coming from the boiler flows around the coil in the tank and also round the rads, as the motorised valve is permanently open to both.
This works so well that we are tempted to leave it like this. The only thing is that the tank does get hotter than usual, but I could control that too by partially closing the gate valve in the circuit with the coil for the tank. I have yet to try that.
The thing is that we never use it for HW only anyway. and we never could isolate it to CH only, so we are totally no worse off in that respect.
I got rung up by the plumber last night. He is strongly now of the opinion that the motorised valve must be at fault. He tells me that other valves, like the Honeywell, are basically all the same so the wiring should be the same. Which is prolly true. But nonetheless, they now ask for a "HW off" wire which we don't have, so although there are 5 wires, of the same colours as the original, I am as yet not convinced that the internal wiring of the old valve is the same as the new one, or any other new one.
He also said that no on fits ones like it in new installations cos they don't work very well, new installs have two separate valves. He also said that how a three position valve works is like black magic to plumbers and they don't get involved!
Good news is that he is only going to charge us for the pump and its fitting. He is going to suck up the cost of the valve and its fitting as I guess a goodwill gesture plus he felt sorry for us being without heating for a fortnight.
We may look at all this again when the winter is over, when he will be less busy.
The sparks was there 2 1/2 hours so will be charging us £100 plus vat, so not too bad. Well, for where we live! He was a decent bloke and decent enough to listen without patronising and work with me rather than for me, if you know what I mean.
Duck dinner lots of bevvies fireworks at midnight = might invite the wifeFunnily, as we were driving to Bath today for yet more fun, we were planning our New Years do that we are going to throw for the new, recent and not quite so recent neebs. Hogmanay as you would call it, is so badly celebrated here that we think having them round for bevvies and a bit of food later on in the evening and to see the New Year in with some Moet and Chandon would be really nice. At least none of them would need a taxi home! The dottir and SIL could kip down here so again, no need for restraint!!
All good fun!
Wot is you goin to do for noo yeer!?
Funnily, as we were driving to Bath today for yet more fun, we were planning our New Years do that we are going to throw for the new, recent and not quite so recent neebs. Hogmanay as you would call it, is so badly celebrated here that we think having them round for bevvies and a bit of food later on in the evening and to see the New Year in with some Moet and Chandon would be really nice. At least none of them would need a taxi home! The dottir and SIL could kip down here so again, no need for restraint!!
All good fun!
Wot is you goin to do for noo yeer!?
I am off for another AAA scan this afternoon at the big hospital.
Only 7mm more and I will be on 6/3 monthly scans. Oooh-errrr.
Last time they reassuringly declared I could have up to 5 years before it became truly life threatening, so "Not to worry".
Say what?
Pardon my ignorance, what's AAA ?? Abdomen, arteries, errr ass.
It is an Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm as in the main blood vessel out from the heart heading off down to your hips/legs and all points South. An aneurysm is when the vessel goes soft like failed sausage balloon and expands. If it bursts you are Dead-ed in 30 Seconds. All men in England get scanned at age 64 to see if they have a problem. Sadly I do have a problem.Pardon my ignorance, what's AAA ?? Abdomen, arteries, errr ass.
You know the saying Stan if you want a job done properly do it your self !!!!
EDIT!Pardon my ignorance, what's AAA ?? Abdomen, arteries, errr ass.
Nope! his Aorta.Its something Aneurism in his head if I remember.
They have to keep measuring it but wont do anyfink till it pokes out his ear .
Something like that but a bit more serious sorry Dan.
J
We is going to a party at my pals, they live in Spain for 6 months of the year & are due back on friday so no doubt we will
be having a few beers over the weekend.
Afternoon folks .
Well I am all new carded up for 10yrs, as long as I am good they wont chuck me out .
Some more wood in the porch and probably get another trailer load tomorrow to be full again.
So a question.
The brown boards in trailers and some of the little scaffold tower boards, looks like some sort of impregnated ply. Does anybody know what its actually called??
Our little trailer has it and it has developed a split/hump so will need changing but not really sure what to goggle.
J
No idea but if it is ply it ought to be either exterior or marine.Afternoon folks .
Well I am all new carded up for 10yrs, as long as I am good they wont chuck me out .
Some more wood in the porch and probably get another trailer load tomorrow to be full again.
So a question.
The brown boards in trailers and some of the little scaffold tower boards, looks like some sort of impregnated ply. Does anybody know what its actually called??
Our little trailer has it and it has developed a split/hump so will need changing but not really sure what to goggle.
J
Would it be a buffalo board type of thing?
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