Baxi Duo-Tec boiler return manifold FIXED

Baxi Duo tec boiler repair the return manifold learn tips of heating & plumbing.
This training video with a step by step instruction of how to drain down and how to change a return manifold, you can also use this to change a pump or any part on the return side of a baxi.
More videos to come.
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[@tonyantoniomacedo5887]

Good work, highly recommend Mend Your Home

[@Becomingashleighryan]

Great video

[@mendyourhome]

Thanks more will be posted soon

[@82chris3107]

I like your videos bro, to the point and very well explained. No fuss no boring bits 😀. Keep up the good work 💪💪

[@mendyourhome]

Thanks there's another great video coming next month, 1 where I make a mistake and quickly fix it. 🌊🌊💧💧 Stay tuned

[@edthelasttribe9580]

We’ll done , I like your idea with a tampon, you kept the mother board safe , absolutely genius. Job was done to a high standards here !

[@mendyourhome]

Thanks Ed, you must be the last tribe if that's what you tribe uses as tampons 😂 . I appreciate it, stay tuned for more 🙏

[@anandyadav5918]

Very good explanation 👌

[@mendyourhome]

Thank you more to come

[@stevenkelly4296]

Good video 👍 where did you get the water absorbent pads?

[@mendyourhome]

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[@herrklamm1454]

Where do you get those pads mate?

[@mattbrown6796]

I'm having trouble, I open the drain off but nothing comes out. How do I drain down now? Thanks

[@mendyourhome]

Find another drain off or the system from a radiator is the safest bet. Otherwise if you're changing the PRV use the PRV, pump the vessel with PRV open. Then when it's empty crack the return nut under the boiler and catch anything that's left. Hope that helps.