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Damage is any change in a thing, often a physical object, that degrades it away from its initial state. It can broadly be defined as "changes introduced into a system that adversely affect its current or future performance". Damage "does not necessarily imply total loss of system functionality, but rather that the system is no longer operating in its optimal manner". Damage to physical objects is "the progressive physical process by which they break",: 1. and includes mechanical stress that weakens a structure, even if this is not visible.: ix.
If I switch off radiators in rooms that are unused and not going to be used for a few months will that do any long term damage? I don't really think that the pipes can freeze as the rest of the house is still heated and is warmish. The rooms where the heating is off are really cold if that makes...
Hi,
We developed our m house 4 years ago and used literally 100s of meters of Hep piping.
We had our first leak (between ceiling and first floor causing plasterboard of ceiling and wall to come down, etc) 2 weeks ago.
Cause of leak, a mice chewing through the central heating pipe during the...
I was on a job today in a loft sweating buckets......
I could feel the joists moving and could hear them creaking.
The question is if the joist snaps and you fall through, who pays for the damage?
Its not your work at fault but the enviroment, has the customer any obligation to provide you...
hello everyone
I have never used trac pipe before but I was planning on running it under a timber suspended floor which has a 400mm void.
In the regs it says that trac pipe should be clipped every 1.8m however it is not possible to clip the pipework under the floor as it is a finished...
dom jolly
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floor
needs
pipe
question
through
timber
under
can you give any advice on this job i did on new years eve as there is a posible earner there but not sure where the loss adjuster is coming from, as i didnt realise he was a plumber too?.
owner had been away for 3-4 days came home to a total, and i mean total flood.
50 gallon tank in loft...
have a Nabis single lever tap in my bathroom hand basin but it is getting very difficult to move it either to hot and cold or up and down. I took the small screw cover off which is in the tap pillar but could not see a screw there to remove - I was then going to take the top of the tap off to...
beepalm
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basin
bathroom
cold
damage
difficult
fitting
hot
inset
lever
main
merchant
pipe
plumbing
remove
screw
single
smell
tap
taps
valve
water
Hope someone can help - Is there guidelines regarding the length of drop off from a slate roof to the guttering (plastic)? For the second year running, every house in our scheme has had their guttering ripped apart with snow sliding off. I realise this might be inevitable depending on how severe...
JimH
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building
copper
damage
difficult
display
drain
guttering
lead
metal
pipes
plumbing
wall
water
weather
Hi. I have a Ferroli Optima 701 with what I hope to be a minor fault.
The central heating works fine and the hot water works fine, just not at the same time any more. They used to until today.
I noticed this problem when I had the heating on and went to wash up, water started warmish and...
RobbieP14383
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boiler
central
central heating system
cold
damage
dhw
diy
ferroli
flow limiter
gas
hot
hot water
inside
parts
pcb
pressure
pressurised
problem
shower
taps
water
work
Hi everyone, just wondering if any of you had come across this one before. I fitted a steel bath for a customer about 2 month ago. Now I'm not daft when it comes to fitting these, and when I bought it from Plumb Centre. I made sure that they were no chips or marks on the bath. I fitted it and It...
Macca2009
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bath
blank
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fitting
fix
google
job
leak
leeds
london
problem
shower
shower tray
steel
tiles
wells
work
Hi Everyone,
Can't get hold of a plumber or Baxi the manufacturer of our boiler. Our boiler service contractors can't get to us at the moment and my 88 year old mother in law is getting cold! So I thought I'd look on the internet for some help and found you lot. Please help.
Like many...
Hendep
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air
baxi
boiler
button
code
cold
combi
condensate
control
controls
damage
gas
internet
law
overflowing
pipe
plumber
remove
reset
sensor
trap
water
Hi there, i'm new to the forum but am hoping somebody could provide some advice on the following problem
Have recently purchased an end terrace cottage with a shared water supply. Last night we got back from work to find that we had no water. south staffs eventually agreed to come out and...
alex7783
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code
damage
external
free
installation
leak
leaking
low water pressure
mains
no water
pipe
pressure
redundant
south
stop cock
stopcock
supply
supply pipe
tap
test
valve
water
water pressure
website
work
To make life easier i might try and put all the ground floor central heating pipes in the floor, we plan to put in limecrete floors as we have to lift the cement floors anyway to remove the DPM and take control of the damp/moisture levels in the walls (long story) by putting in a breathable lime...
that bloke.
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central
central heating
cheap
condensation
control
copper
damage
expansion
floor
heating
insulation
pipe
pipes
pipework
pressure
problem
putting
remove
tee
wall
water
Hi guys hope you can help me. Is it possible to turn off the DHW inlet and use boiler just for central heating? Can this damage the boiler? Reason I ask is because boiler leaks when turn on DHW inlet valve, but i have connected up my old boiler again for Hot Water.
JUNIOR_no1
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boiler
central
central heating system
cold
cold water
damage
dhw
hot
hot water
ideal
isar
turn off
valve
washer
water
Hello,
I'm after some expert advice and this seems a good site to get some help on why my heating is playing up so much.
Firstly the under floor heating pipes have been juddering really often and loud, making me believe there is an air lock somewhere? This morning I got up and could hear the...
Michelle1972
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air
airlock
bathroom
boiler
central
central heating system
cold
cold water
damage
hot
hot water
loft
motorised valves
pipes
problem
pump
system
under floor heating
water
With this cold snap and the cold winter forecast, I recommend that instruments such as FGA, multimeters and other test instruments are taken inside during the night and if possible put them in the front of your vehicle between jobs.
Modern electronic instruments do suffer from condensation as...
kevin@gesuk
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analysers
cold
cold weather
condensation
damage
drills
electronic
flue
gas
gravity
guage
inside
jobs
safe
safety
screen
sealed
test
van
water
weather
winter
work
Having just taken out an old bath and installed a new one I find that the old trap is about 15mm too short to fit the new bath. I tried a new trap (hepworths shallow bath trap) thats even shorter. I cant easily lengthen the pipe going through the wall so I would like a longer trap or even a...
Malc.
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bath
bathroom
damage
flexible
inside
pipe
problem
trap
traps
wall
water
website
work
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