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And it's freezing
The pump is making a whirring noise, not like it was running dry(we heard that before) but like
WHHHHHHirrrrrWHiiiiir
as in the pitch goes higher then lower, on each pump, its giving us no central heating, but hot water still works
the noise still happens when we switch to hot water only
The pump is making a whirring noise, not like it was running dry(we heard that before) but like
WHHHHHHirrrrrWHiiiiir
as in the pitch goes higher then lower, on each pump, its giving us no central heating, but hot water still works
the noise still happens when we switch to hot water only
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Suggest you have hot baths with your neighbours
Keep the temperature UP :) |
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You get a plumber on Monday ...thats a result at this time of year ..
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suggest you landlord has a duty of care and monday is not acceptable
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well i say that.. i just assumed it would be monday, he cant contact his plumber today
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Go out and buy some electric heaters and move into one room.
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we have 2 hours heating a day
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buy your own house problem re-landlords solved voila ;\
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Get it done yourself...emergency plumber....charge Landlord the Bill....take it out of rent.....
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Was just about to say the same as Leopard... that's the thing to do
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and then wonder why you dont get all your deposit back because landlord's failure to carry out repairs is not justification for witholding rent.
Very basic law of landlord and tenant. |
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The Leopard and Paulie Walnuts are a good example of what used to be called
"barrack room lawyers" ie Idiom Definitions for 'Barrack-room lawyer' -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A barrack-room lawyer is a person who gives opinions on things they are not qualified to speak about. British English | Category: Law |
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any heating upstairs ?
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just cuddle up to your new gf, she looks hot
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probably motorised valve stuck on hot water mode
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It fixed itself a while ago.
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sleep in the freezer. pretend youre on vacation tudor sth pole
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yeah it fixed itself, made a few whooshing sounds then just went back to normal
a couple of the radiators began heating before that, but after the big whoosh they all started working and the whirring stopped |
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Airlocked, get them to chek it anyways, or you will find it will go t1ts up on crimbo day.
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thats a relief (get it)
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^ I know its not your property but British Gas do a cheap and affordable 3 star policy to protect yourself in case of breakdowns.
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yeah landlord is getting his plumber round when he can, 2nd time in a week or so it done it
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sounds ]like an opportunity to loosen a few pipes and get a decent insurance c laim in, merry xmas.
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More central heating advice please.
This happens every year for the last 3. As soon as the outside temperature drops to around freezing the boiler drops its water pressure very quickly. It will go from 2 bar to zero in less than 2 days. I am topping it up twice per day to stop it from doing this but I think it will follow usual pattern and packup. The first time they changed a valve, the second they changed a board. I now think that these were the effect of another problem that is endemic with the freezing temperatures. Note that it is not being used anymore in this weather in terms of hours or temperature output, but obviously it is working harder from a relative ambient temperature. Any ideas ? It is a Valliant and there are no leaks on the system, water and heating affected the same btw. |