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@@SarahSmith-nr2wj Hi Sarah, Not sure your model of boiler or if your valves are black. However, If the valves on your combi boiler are black instead of blue, the process to pressurize the system is generally the same. Here’s what you can do: 1. **Locate the Black Valves**: Identify the black valves on your filling loop. They should be similar in function to the blue ones, allowing you to add water to the system. 2. **Open the Valves**: Turn the black valves on the filling loop. You should hear water flowing into the system. Keep an eye on the pressure gauge as you do this. 3. **Monitor the Pressure**: Watch the pressure gauge closely. You want to bring the pressure up to around 1.5 bar. 4. **Close the Valves**: Once you reach the desired pressure, close both black valves securely to stop the water flow. 5. **Check for Leaks**: After adjusting the pressure, inspect the area for any leaks around the valves. 6. **Bleed Radiators if Necessary**: If the pressure drops again, consider bleeding your radiators to release any trapped air. If you're still having trouble or if the pressure keeps dropping, it might be best to consult a professional for assistance. Hope this helps. Don’t forget to subscribe, like and share. Helps channel grow.

@UtechUreview I worked it out, by location of the valves, but the guy obviously put the wrong colour valves on. Its a C 30. Cheers

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@@kellysullivan1999 Hi Kelly, are you still experiencing this issue? What specifically did you close?

@@mathewbriggs6667 hi mathewbriggs6667. The Franklin’s sensor pro is best at or detects wooden stud locations and the Bosch multi level surface detector detects dense material, live cables , metal pipes e.t.c . They are very viable and feasible. Understood if you use high impacting magnets that indicates the presence of a metal fastener which indicates there is a stud behind part of the wall and where you can the measure 16 inches from that point in either direction to find the edges of a stud which is a pro. The con is, one who is using tribal knowledge or inexperienced may misconstrue a metal pipe or metal strike plate covering electrical cables as a stud location behind the part of the wall and with a wrong drill set being selected I.e cobalt or masonry or dedicated drill bit set, during drilling the operator may strike a metal water pipe or live cable buried through the plate. Nevertheless, Appreciate and thanks for the feedback. Don’t forget to subscribe, like and share. Helps channel grow. Have a great weekend

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@@motherslove7246 Hi Motherslove7246, 1.5 or as stipulated in your manual. Don’t forget to subscribe, like and share. Helps channel grow. Have a blessed week

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Hi vovkavavan380, To reset the maximum reading on the TP-55 thermometer, you typically need to press and hold the power or mode button (all time reading or 24 hr button for 3secs) as exemplified in the video. Try pressing and holding either of these buttons for a few seconds to see if it resets the maximum reading. If that doesn't work, refer to the user manual for specific instructions on resetting the maximum reading on the TP-55 thermometer. Don’t forget to subscribe like and share, helps channel grow.

Hi Markk3140, you are better off liaising with Samsung customer service or your local retailer. As you TV is an old model and doesnt incorporate Wi-fi, You can purchase from third party vendors who sell this added user functionality if samsung stores have run given they may have phased out TV's without inbuilt wifi capability. Hope this helps. Dont forget to subscribe, like and share. Helps channel grow

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Hello drgunsmith4099, If you don’t have a dedicated bespoke isolator switch linked to your extractor fan but a conventional switch linked to it which appears to be your case, the switch in any effect does the same job as the isolator switch and booster switch. So once you are done from the bathroom. Turn off your conventional switch. Instantly it goes from Boost to trickle speed. The trickle/boost speed should run for the duration you were in the bathroom viz a viz humidity or man made spikes generated. Normally you can cut down the time the trickle speed runs by flicking an isolator switch OFF. In your case you don’t have an isolator switch so my educated guess would be either 1. that the switch does both the Job of the Booster when ON, Trickle when OFF and trickle runs for period of occupancy 2. That the switch does the Job of Booster when ON, when humidity levels drops it automatically goes to Trickle speed and when Switch is OFF it turns Trickle or extractor fan OFF completely. There is no way of knowing what the plausible mode of operation or modus operandi of the rigged connection is without observing as trickle speed is a much quieter speed depending on the setting. So take OFF your cover plate and monitor when the fan rotating actually stops during usage using the processes in 1 & 2 and you should be able to work it out. I hope this helps as is the best I can do remotely. Don’t forget to subscribe, like and share. Helps channel grow. Have a great week ahead

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