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In geometry, topology, and related branches of mathematics, a closed set is a set whose complement is an open set. In a topological space, a closed set can be defined as a set which contains all its limit points. In a complete metric space, a closed set is a set which is closed under the limit operation.
This should not be confused with a closed manifold.
Would love some advice please:
I had 4 radiators replaced in September as part of a kitchen refit. This included new copper piperwork behind the walls where the Rads are placed. The system wasn’t flushed or anything, just installed and the plumber left.
A few weeks later we noticed that our...
Just wondering if anyone has even seen an issue with the pressure gradually increasing on a closed loop system where there is no fill loop attached. I'm seeing this issue on a gshp and whats more unusual is its on the cooling side. If it was on the heating side you could put it down to expansion...
hi all some advice
combi boiler is heating water and heating comes on fine. its an ecotec plus - vaillant
Issue - Pressure is way to high, sits at 3.3 and goes right up to 3.7 when on. im worried something bad will happen soon.
im not sure when it started, but been like this for a month or...
Hi all,
I have a query in relation to stopcock valves for the main cold water supply into the flat just before the water meter inside the flat.
I noticed that when closed it’s dripping slightly at the stem, however, when I open it fully again it stops completely. I have checked this for a...
Hi, I would appreciate a little help.
I am unlucky enough to have an 8mm microbore gravity fed indirect central heating system (11 Radiators) on a 30 year old free-standing floor boiler. The radiator valve/lockshield are the twin entry type (8mm).
All the radiators are fine except for two: a...
Hello. I worked on an oil boiler that when the outside door is closed the burner goes to lockout. When it is opened slightly it works perfectly. Has been working fine in same situation for 20 years. I replaced the gasket at the burner and replaced the fire board on heat exchanger access door...
I have a honeywell 2 port valve to the emersion tank which is allowing water to pass through on the closed position meaning the water is boiling hot.
A previous plumber left an old port valve in cupboard which I took to bits to see how it works. 😀
I thought the seal must have gone inside but...
As per the title?
I've only ever seen domestic system/conventional system boilers with an F&E tank and combi boilers which are closed systems.
Is there any reason a system boiler cant have an expansion vessel fitted and be made a closed system?
Or
Is there any reason you couldn't install a...
Hi everyone,
I'm a newbie here, a layperson homeowner, stopping by in desperation to try and get a better understanding of my options regarding a diagnosis.
I have a conventional gravity heating system (cold water tank).
British Gas put in a new boiler and replaced most of the other bits...
Fault seems to be an Orkli VZ-2V in a log burner/buffer tank system.The valve is difficult to access & I can't find info.Is this a 'normally closed'valve(open when powered)?Does switch send 230v from grey wire to orange at end of run?
F1 Problem on an Ideal logic 24 combi
was closed with the advice "do not fit it yourself"
Where did I say I was going to do anything, I just asked a price guide on expansion vessel, nothing more
When I have my hot water on and the central heating is off, there is still a small flow of hot water through the motorised valve for the central heating. There's sufficient flow to slightly warm some of the closest radiators. Does this usually mean a new motorised valve or is there something...
I am having a strange problem trying to repressurise my closed loop system.
I believe there is a (small?) underground leak in the system as the pressure regularly drops. Typically takes a few days
So regularly I repressure the loop with a feed valve.
There is a pressure meter near the feed...
We moved into our refurbished 2 bedroom house 4 weeks ago. All the plumbing and eating is brand new. There is some wet underfloor which is behaving well. There are also 9 radiators which are less impressive.
The system has completely lost pressure 4 times already. The radiators need bleeding...
Hi all,
I recently replaced the compression type valves on my bathroom basin as the cold one was leaking and also when you tried to turn it on the handle would do almost a complete turn before the valve would open and water came out. Thought this was a knackered circlip and seemed to be so when...
Hi Toilet are not m thing as some may know however I have replaced a fill valve on cistern whilst carrying out other work at a property and the gasket between the flush mechanism and the pan is a little tired. It measure approx 70mm id but all the ones I can seal are for a 1 1/2 thread which is...
I accidentally jammed the tub stopper and it won't come out, instead of using the level I just pushed it down... Is there any way to fix this without taking all the system apart? Or Do I also just need to get a new waste system for the tub?
I have a radiator on the landing that was leaking on the right hand end beneath the temperature dial 6 months ago and I was advised to turn the valve on the other end off because I don't use the radiator and it was either that or replace parts. Problem solved. Until now when the valve itself, on...
Hi
I drained my system today as I was trying (and failed) to install new radiator valves. I have just switched the heating on this evening and the boiler suddenly made loud bangs so i hurriedly switched the heating off.
There are 2 valves in the loft, one which turned off the water in the...
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