Good luck!

Awesome mate! I'm glad it helped 👍🏽

Ehh? Not the way yo do it …like ever

Glad it helped mate!

I smell shite

Nice one mate glad it helped 👍🏽

Thanks 👍🏾

Excellent I'm glad it helped! 👍🏽

What pillar make n model is it and is it useful for all boiler breakdowns work with just that pillar? I’m looking at purchasing same or similar thank for your time

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Thank you mate!

Haha thank you mate!

Thanks mate, it will work as long as the boiler isn't rear piped with the return going directly up behind the PRV

Nice one

That's a good way of looking at it. I usually want to run when I see the Worcester prv, phe or vessel needs changing.

Customers get hammered

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Just off eBay mate. Comes as a set of 4 pliers, just look for 11" long nose pliers 👍🏽

@@cputilitysolutions brilliant thanks mate just found your channel today some really good videos 👍🏻

@@jackhoskins722 thank you mate, I'll be adding to it as I go along 👍🏽

Thank you!

Nice one mate!

Whereabouts are you based?

@@cputilitysolutions bury Manchester

@@rickjohnson8782 ah a bit far from me in Essex! Hopefully you get someone who knows what they're doing to sort it for you!

Nice one 👍🏽

I'm based down in London. Pricing will vary with different areas, you're best bet is to find a someone local and get them to come around and assess the job and then to give you a price

Thanks pal

That could be related to another component failure. Whereabouts are you based?

@@cputilitysolutions I’m in Cheshire. From research, I’m thinking it could be the primary heat exchanger possibly blocked.

@@marklee1209 yeah most likely that it could also be the diverter too

Yes i saw that Brendan, however, if a prv wont stop dripping at all, all the twisting the red lever wont do a thing. The video we saw I think was for a prv that had opened and jammed open.

Exactly what Clifton said. This PRV was constantly passing so needed replacing

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Thanks, no it wouldn't cause it to lockout, only to drop pressure. When it locks out, have a look at the sequence of flashing lights and follow the Fault guide in the manual and it should give you an indication of what it could be

I'm with you Rick, tried this today, got full access past cold pipe, removed clip and lowered plastic but no chance of removing the prv. Return visit required with seals for disassembly as per manual...

If it's rear piped then this method may not work as the return pipe is usually piped up directly behind the PRV so you don't have that space behind to pop it out. I'll be uploading another video shortly of taking the pump out and going in from the front to do this when you have a rear pipe situation 👍🏽

@@cputilitysolutions thanks for the reply back pal

Yup, just isolate the flow & return and drain the boiler out

@@cputilitysolutions thank you. Just successfully changed the prv. System losing pressure for weeks and kept filling it up. Noticed the prv outlet to the outside dripping a lit. That clip is a bugger but removed cover and attacked it from the outside with screwdriver to lift out the dog leg and push it out. Lubed up and replaced. All good now…👍🏻

Whereabouts are you based?

@CP Utility Solutions Hi we are based in Hertfordshire. can you tell me is it safe to leave that red lever on or does it have to be off? It’s the one that makes the pressure dial move back from zero to normal levels. I turn it on every morning so the pressure goes back to normal then I turn it back off. The pressure then goes back to zero after about an hour of the lever in the off position. it’s odd because we get hot water in the bathroom sink on command but in the kitchen it only comes out warm for a brief few seconds then back to cold but if I go in the bathroom and run the hot tap for a few seconds it then becomes hot in the kitchen and we can wash up. Both tapes are very close like in the next room. The shower turns cold too and it’s not an electric one. my girl friend doesn’t like to complain to the landlady as we have done already a few times and she sends this chap out who tells me to turn the pressure lever to on then off and it will fix the issue then he’s off but It doesn’t last. I will make another complaint to the landlady as it needs to be sorted.

Thanks mate, it was put there to stop engineers from using it to drain down the boiler rather than using the actual drain off

I think you're missing the point of the video but at least you're observant 👍🏽

Yes because having a dust sheet and standing on the edge wont be dangerous at all, no risk of slipping off is there 🤦‍♂️

Oh trust me I've had some pretty low to the worktop and managed it too. Not easy but not impossible either!