I just replaced the bathroom basin taps, now have no hot water, airlock, how do I clear it, tried the hand over the mixer tap from the main cold feed in the kitchen, opening the hot water taps, then the cold, they sputter but cant seem to clear it.
thanks for the tip I did that with no luck, any other ideas? should I have just the one hot water tap open? I have called a plumber, but wont be here till the morning.
thanks for the tip I did that with no luck, any other ideas? should I have just the one hot water tap open? I have called a plumber, but wont be here till the morning.
Try again with the kitchen mixer tap.
1. Unscrew plastic/chrome fitting thats on the end of the mixer spout.
2.Close all other hot taps
3.Open hot tap on mixer and put hand firmly over spout.
4.Open cold tap on mixer and count to 30 (slowly). Keep that hand fimly pressed.Listen for air being pushed up into tank
5.Close cold tap release frozen hand and hey presto hot water should return.
thanks for all the advice none of that has worked, I now suspect the gate valve, because when I turned it off then turned it back on, it kept turning and never fully reaching the stop>plumber coming to change it in the morning!
thanks for all the advice none of that has worked, I now suspect the gate valve, because when I turned it off then turned it back on, it kept turning and never fully reaching the stop>plumber coming to change it in the morning!
Yes and sometimes the street stop tap. It always fills the householder with confidence when you break their street stop tap, but fortunately the water board respond same day to such incidents. usuallu sets the tone of the relationship plumber/householder to one where no matter how hard you try you get looked at like you are some sort of ******.
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