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Hi there, Yes you can do that, however if you want to reinstate the appliance you will never find the screw or handle. As a example when I have tried to turn a valve off especially in a emergency there hasn't been a lever in place so then you are in a lot more trouble, as this pipe may feed another water supply eg taps.

Hi you can purchase this from screwfix product code is (75883) and its £7.19p including vat.

Hi there, If you have got a rubber washer this will never leak, however if the actual valve is leaking from the nut itself you can tighten it slightly.

@@diyshop839 I actually ended up putting a washer and it stopped the leaking

Hi there, Yes you can do that unscrew the lever, however in my experience what happens is that if you need the valve working again you can never find the screw and lever. Also people then use pliers to turn it on and off, then if there was a emergency to turn the water off, there is no lever and you would need to find the pliers which isn't as quick.

Hi there, Yes you can as it has the same frequency 433.92MHz

Hi there, You can spray a little bit of WD40 around the bleed screw and wait 30 minutes to one hour for it to work, then you should be able to turn it anticlockwise. Hope this helps.

Prices are expected to change depending on the time of purchase, also Prices vary from different suppliers.

Hi there, It's unusual for it to be making a noise if your heating and hot water is off. However it's worth giving it a go as a process of elimination.

@@diyshop839 OK, thanks for the reply 🙂

Hi there, You would need to purchase a new one, and if your neighbour or work colleague has a existing one, then you can follow the same procedure in my video.

Hi there, It's a Mcalpine T23U waste blanking cap 1 1/2 inch toolstation product code 28272.

@@diyshop839 thanks so much man. Your video is literally what am doing right now lol am glad that I found this video. Keep doing the good stuff man

Hi there, Some times it's impossible you can try limescale remover and let it soak for 30 minutes to 1 hour. Unfortunately it's one of those things.

You’re welcome 😊

Hi there, As long as you have a rubber washer on the blanking nut, then you shouldn't have a problem. However if the valve doesn't close fully or the thread has been cross threaded then you would need to replace the valve.

Hi there, once you have the water coming out that means the air has been bleeded from the pump, and that's the job completed. If you have any further problems feel free to ask. All the best.

Hi There, I would check that the cradle/basket hasn't got any limescale or debris on it which will create a barrier between the washer and cradle allowing the water to pass through therefore not allowing the washer to seat properly. Also I would check that the water level is not too high as this can give you the same reading, if so you can adjust the screw that is attached to the fill valve, lastly your flush valve could be faulty. All the best.

@@diyshop839 thanks for the advice. Lets hope i can get it fixed.

Hi there, Its unlikely to be the capacitor if your pump turns off and then back on again. There is a possibility that it is a faulty wiring issue in the pump, there's also is a possibility that the impeller is struggling to turn, due to a build up of sludge in the system. I have got another video which you may find helpful, this is the link: ruclips.net/video/O5ProxAE4f8/видео.htmlsi=jzHpIvZvFI9fa0I6 All the best.

Hi there, This is a fail safe method, if for example the valve was to turn on and you have capped of the valve this simply acts as a end of a pipe run. So there's no chance of a burst pipe or a leak. All the best

Thanks a lot for clarifying :) @@diyshop839

Hi there, If you can send a photo with all the numbers and letters I can track it down for you. All the best Mustafa

Hi there, No it's not past the trap, it's before the trap, and no sewer gas smell's come through, and I have had no problem's since I have installed this.

Hi there, The 180 grit silicone carbide strips are a medium grade, generally they work well, however when you have paint that is caked on it can take longer than expected.

@@diyshop839 Well I bought some just now to try it out changing a toilet which I am informed has been in since the 70s so a few layers of paint to work on.

Hi There, A new pump won't make a difference in temperature, however it will make it more efficient. When changing the pump I would always recommend draining down the system and adding inhibitor to the system. If you have a magnetic filter this needs to be cleaned. I would check the pump is set at the correct speed. Also bleed all your radiators systematically starting from downstairs and working your way upstairs and finishing with the radiator at the highest point. Lastly I would check your room thermostat it could be faulty. All the best DIYShop