Never mind all that. I have a satelite dish, big FO flat screen tv with DVD recorder, multi system satellite tuner and all the testicles, with a 1 terabyte memory stack and about 900 channels.

However,the little brown bint insists on watching Thai tv soaps (with some cracking looking pu er wimmin) incessantly. My question is this:

How do I set the channel changer to stun, so I can watch my choice of tv without argument.

Kisses

Matt

Bastard, Why did I read this tread? Got the guy in to service the combi-boiler due to losing water pressure in the boiler, price quoted £50 cost £120 a valve had to be replaced. Turned on the heating, no pressure at all. Rang service guy his reply "Nothing to do with me, you need a plumber".. Contacted plumber explained what had happened, he spoke to service guy. Result fork out another £170 because the expansion tank had a leak, new tank installed which bypassed the old one. Anymore useful tips, keep them to yourself.

Originally Posted by eodmatt

Never mind all that. I have a satelite dish, big FO flat screen tv with DVD recorder, multi system satellite tuner and all the testicles, with a 1 terabyte memory stack and about 900 channels.

However,the little brown bint insists on watching Thai tv soaps (with some cracking looking pu er wimmin) incessantly. My question is this:

How do I set the channel changer to stun, so I can watch my choice of tv without argument.

Kisses

Matt

You switch on the 'Flux capacitor'!!

1) Put the remote control in a plastic carrier bag.

2)) Put a brick in the carrier bag.

3) Hit brown bint around the head with carrier bag.

4)Buy a new remote.

5) Watch TV of choice.

Originally Posted by ark-angel

Thanks Vinnie. Seen as you did it virtually have a virtual tenner for your time.

Ark Angel, beware of the Royal Mint Police as they may be pedantic with your reproduction of tender. In their eyes that's a moody tenner!

Originally Posted by sunami

Thermostatic valve may have stuck, take the top off spray with WD40 & give it a sharp tap to see if it releases the pin.

thanks for your responce. I test the plungers and they all go down. I have removed the top parts to see if that has made any diference. as of yet still cold. the pipe before the rad is cold too.

The other possibility is an airlock. If it is this, you could try turning all the other radiators off, then keep the failing one turned on, and the room thermostat turned up to keep the pump on. Run it this way for a couple of hours if you can.

Originally Posted by sunami

The other possibility is an airlock. If it is this, you could try turning all the other radiators off, then keep the failing one turned on, and the room thermostat turned up to keep the pump on. Run it this way for a couple of hours if you can.

Thanks, I will try that on Tue night when the boss is out.

Is it a pressurised system you have, i.e is there a filling loop? If so is your water pressure set at around 1 bar when the system is cold? If not re-pressurise the system with the filling loop.

Offog, try shutting off all the downstairs heaters, and see if the upstairs ones behave.