How to free a jammed central heating pump

[@PaveFlight]

Absolute legend Dan - Mrs was complaining all evening yesterday when I got back from work at 7pm as she wanted to take the chill off the house and the CH was not working. Called our plumber this morning and he was off on his leave (fair enough) but said to Google you - all fixed and working again via this and Mrs happy - happy wife - happy life!!!! Cheers mate - lets hope it kicks in tomorrow morning! 🙂

[@PlumbingGy]

Haha nice one I appreciate that, glad it helped 😁👍🏻💪🏻✌🏻

[@SzamBacsi]

What a Man™!!!

[@EssexRc]

You sir are an absolute legend, bless you! Coming into winter, a five year old and a 10 month old baby and the council don't have after hours apparently. All sorted thanks to you 👍🏼

[@PlumbingGy]

EssexRc brilliant glad it helped and everyone is safe and warm 😁 👌🏻👍🏻

[@drussellpreston]

2 minutes after i watched the video my heaying was working after it had been off for 7 months!! Can't thank you enough all the best😎

[@MILKYWAIMAN]

Another extremely thankful person here! We had cold water for 2 days. Our boiler wasn’t pumping water, kept getting f.22 error even when the pressure gauge was at 1.5. I just did this to the pump inside the boiler and voila! Hot water in our taps again! Told my husband I wanted to kiss you, he wants to kiss you too 😂😂😂😂. THANK YOU!🎉

[@PlumbingGy]

Haha glad it helped 😁😁😁💋

[@AndrewBrown-bx6xd]

Fixed my issue, thanks! Pump was running, but there may have been an air lock or debris because now all 3 zones work. Lots of spitting of air before flow began. I unscrewed it each time I turned on a zone, same each time. Much appreciated!

[@frankly.everything]

THANK YOU! You might of just saved me some money. Turns out it was jammed, Gave a thump and now it spins just fine and heat is back!

[@paulwhite8519]

Thank you so much…I groaned when the heating did not work, heating now working and my pocket has not got lighter… 👏👏

[@PlumbingGy]

Glad it helped

[@revvend]

I had 8C / 46F in the house. You have just solved the issue. Thank you! 🙏😘

[@peterfarmer3810]

Worked a treat! Pump had been inactive for 6 months & jammed. Working perfectly now in the chilly climate of north of England (bring on global warming I say!). Thx. 👍

[@PlumbingGy]

Glad it helped

[@1989gmd]

Tried everything and then watched your video! Thankyou!!!!!!

[@bilbobaggins2024]

Do you need to isolate the water supply to the pump? I see valves either side bit is that for when you replace the pump itself?

[@alexforrest4551]

Im guessing the system is turned off b4 you take the cap off. Thanks guna try it now

[@hastobequick]

At 2.28 Dan says because it can turn - the electics are burnt out. But turning it can free deposits and gunge. So reconnect power and it works ! Great positive explanation nevertheless !

[@faimivivere]

Thanks so much for posting this trick! We came back from vacation and found no heat in the house. Then I started searching the web and found your video. I did not even had to go any further than just unscrewing the first screw. After I started turning it off, just less than a half turn, the pump started working. My pump is Armstrong, Astro 23CI. You saved me a lot of money! Happy New Year and best wishes to you and your family!

[@_.-.-_]

Would this procedure work with a Grundfos hot water circulator? The pump looks very similar and has the same screw.

[@lionelwiseman5854]

Water Pressure!: Thank you Dan, my pump is integrated within the combi boiler. My first (and only!) suspician was the pump, which was confirmed by your excellant video. So I checked it to make sure that it was, as you suggested, not jammed by summer inactivity. After a while of fiddling with the pump and it not starting up and it appeared to be free, my thoughts, confirmed by yours, indicated that a replacement pump was needed.What a pity, but there you are! At which point, my eyes inadvertantly strayed onto the boilers water pressure guage where I noticed the pressure was very low. Doh! I topped the system up and the pump sprung into life. Ach, I should have checked that first! I hope this helps others!

[@boiledelephant]

Thank you for posting this. Ours jammed up, presumably debris. A few turns got it going again. I would have been lost otherwise.

[@footballcards2025]

Thanks for the video, really good. When I undo the big brass screw on mine I have what looks like a square fitting in there and can’t use a screwdriver. Any ideas what tool I need to use please?

[@PlumbingGy]

I’m not quite sure what you mean, normally you can use a large screwdriver to turn the spindle 👍🏻

[@footballcards2025]

Ok thanks for the reply, appreciate it 👍🏼

[@creepymcfeel]

Yes mine is the same. Red Grundfos, can't get a srcrew driver in there, looks like it needs a square allen key fitting

[@PlumbingGy]

You should be ok with a large flat head screwdriver I have not seen an Allen key one 👍🏻

[@ronanmcconnellable]

Just tried this and it worked. Amazing. Cheers

[@johnn7264]

How do you unscrew the big screw. Seems tight. Tried using a screw driver bu my screw driver is too small. Tried using pliers and a coin but it bent the coin.

[@PlumbingGy]

You will need a large flat head screwdriver, using anything else may risk damaging the head.

[@flowerbomb3073]

Thank you so much for this video as I couldn’t wait days for someone to come and fix it. With ur help I fixed it in minutes. I’m very happy woman lol

[@PlumbingGy]

Glad it helped 😁👌🏻

[@nobodydoesithalfasgoodasyou]

Top video bit how do you apply torque to that irritating staggered slot if it's actually seized?

[@PlumbingGy]

Never had one that is seized, but is would suggest lubricant and the largest flat head or flat wrench you have.

[@nobodydoesithalfasgoodasyou]

@@PlumbingGy I filed a gap in a flathead to make a "snake eye" profile and managed to apply enough torque to break the screw head, still seized though 😂 Thanks for prompt reply!

[@jfaust97]

Thanks for the video. I had flushed my hot water tank and the pump was locked up due to air in the line. I opened the top cap 5-6 times to vent off the air and everything works as expected!

[@MrJackyJee]

What does it mean if lots of water keeps squirting out when you take out the vent screw?

[@aleksandarsarkovic8643]

Thanks mate! My heating uses uses exactly same pump you showed here so it was really helpful. Greetings from Serba ✌

[@PlumbingGy]

Glad it helped

[@LudiFrenki]

2:21 mine totally fell apart from rust :( Is there a way to disassemble it and replace it? Or do I have to get a new one? They don't make them anymore so I can't really get a new one

[@PlumbingGy]

You will have to replace I do have a video on how to do this 👍🏻

[@LudiFrenki]

@@PlumbingGy the problem is mine is not connected directly to a pipe, it has sort of a diamond output, don't know how to call it. And every new pump goes straight to a pipe like in your video

[@dianeblander1590]

looking for info on my system(heating my house & water) from a Trinity installed system about 10 years ago, that uses this same red pump that works but keeps running well after(like an hour) ending my usage of hot water (don't need heating at this time of year in Canada). Should I perform this operation of loosening? It does get quite hot.

[@njones420]

thank you sir, not the first time you've help me out of failed central-heating system in the middle of winter!

[@PlumbingGy]

N Jones always a pleasure thank you

[@brambleboohandmadesoapcomp3743]

do you need to drain the syatem forst/turn off those taps either side?? tx

[@dynamicdad1054]

You can use a penny coin and pliers to open the screw

[@kevinbeck6785]

hi dan we have problem with the wall thermosat that we have to have it on at 30 but when we turn it down to 20 it comes on but goes off and does not come back on when the rooms have cooled down so we changed thermosat but problem still continues could this fault be caused by the water pump.

[@jinsonmaliekaldevassy3590]

Thank you so much mate,you saved my time and money.

[@milanmitic5865]

Hello! Can anyone help me with my issue? Namely, from some reason, heating is not working, and I tried to check the pump, by unscrewing the cap as in this video (to try to start it manually), but when I removed the cap on the pump, water started to come out in the stream. I closed it quickly, as pressure started to go down. Is it normal thing? Do I need to ignore the water stream and to try quickly to unscrew the screw inside the pump to check if it is jammed?

[@mcaxolotl6577]

Hi Dan what if water comes spraying out with force when the bleed / impeller screw is opened? is the pump done?

[@PlumbingGy]

Hi there, the pump shouldn’t be spraying out with force normally a small trickle of water to say that it has been bled from the bleed screw. If you are experiencing a lot of water I would suggest it needs replacing.

[@ldoe9197]

I have tried doing this but aborted mission as there was alot of water coming out the pump even before i took the screw fully out. Is this normal or do I need to turn the water supply to the pump off first?

[@MKhan-xf1tz]

Your videos are so helpful thank you! But could the pump be faulty even if some of the rads get hot + hot water cylinder but all other rads furthest from pump are all cold?

[@PlumbingGy]

Do you have any valves on the system in the airing cupboard, 3port or two 2 ports?

[@MKhan-xf1tz]

@@PlumbingGy thank you for following up!! Yes there is a 2 port diverter valve next to the pump which diverts water between central heating and hot water cylinder

[@alandoolan337]

Hey Dan when I remove the screw it pours water. I dont have it or the other pumps running. How do shut off the water to stop this happening? Cheers.

[@PlumbingGy]

I’m afraid if the pump valves have failed it is a full drain down to change it. There is no way round it.

[@alandoolan337]

@@PlumbingGy Thanks a million for your speedy reply. Maybe I was confusing with my question. So basically, I usually do something like your video, when there is an airlock, where I only have to loosen the screw a little until it bleeds out the lock. This time as I haven’t used it for several months during summer, I’m guessing might just be a little stuck, but when I open the screw completely the water keeps pouring out. I thought maybe if I tightened the valve immediately above and below the pump it would stop the water for me to remove the screw and turn the impeller a little?

[@paulkazjack]

My mate wants to use anti freeze in his system! Can it be done?

[@peter7744]

Good morning mate my pump is working but making a knocking noise I’ve bled the pump and system but it didn’t make and difference any idea’s?

[@ColinMill1]

I had one that wouldn't run but was free and, from a check of the winding resistance, still OK from that point of view. What had failed was the capacitor (2uF, the value of the capacitor in the case of the pump you have there is printed on the label). I located a suitable replacement (it has to be a 450vac type often simply called a motor run capacitor) and fitted it (a fairly easy job) and its been back in service for many years. Way cheaper than a new pump.

[@Gus1966-c9o]

Just did this , you’re a legend mate 🇦🇺

[@GayleGrantDocGrant]

So when you put the screwdriver in to this center screw, should the device still be plugged in our unplugged? Thanks!

[@PlumbingGy]

Switched off is fine 👍🏻

[@petersutton3054]

Hi Dan what happens if water is coming out and not seeming to stop do I need a new pump you think

[@PlumbingGy]

Hi Peter, do you mean out of the bleed screw on the front if off? If so it's meant to so just tighten it back on if it's weeping you may need to replace a seal. It's from the side of the pump you may need an engineer to take a look an potentially replacing it

[@petersutton3054]

@@PlumbingGy hi Dan thanks for quick reply water is trickling out of vent screw when you take off but doesn't seem to stop I just thought a little water would come out and then stop but mine didn't stop trickling out

[@PlumbingGy]

Hi Peter no it's meant to trickle out when the vent is off as long as it stops and seals when the screw is replaced you are ok 👌🏻. The vent screw is removed to release any air when the air has purged water will begin to trickle out when this happens replace the screw and reseal.

[@patrickwebster9895]

In my case it's the valve that's stuck or gets stuck when the motor tries to turn it.WD40 has helped but I have to remove the.motor to start the water circulating. Replace or ?

[@fablan3308]

Do you need to switch off power off to do that

[@shirajhaque7688]

Hi Dan thanks for vid. My Dab pump is really hot. Central heating and water is fine but humming noise and boiler flashes.

[@PlumbingGy]

Hi there, Follow the steps in this video to see if the motor is spinning I have a feeling the pump motor has burned out. Just be sure it isn't air locked for any reason. Thanks

[@amazing451]

Hi Dan did you say in the video that it was burned out and needed a new pump, if so why did you not have to replace it

[@PlumbingGy]

If it needed replacing it will have been on a different video 👍🏻

[@arrowsom]

My Grundfos pump doesn't have that the bleed screw in it. Not sure why unless it is self bleeding.

[@PlumbingGy]

If it’s a black new one it has a different mode you put it in for bleeding

[@mikew4582]

Do you need to isolate the valves either side?

[@PlumbingGy]

Only if removing

[@rohitbhatnagar7599]

When you open the screw - should pump be running or stopped?

[@PlumbingGy]

Running

[@martinataylor7702]

Do you have to turn the water of at the pump before doing that?

[@PlumbingGy]

No you do not need to turn the water off 👍🏻

[@grahameblankley3813]

I was ready to buy a new pump, but first I watched your video and yes it was stuck, now subscribed thanks very much, from Coventry 🇬🇧👍

[@PlumbingGy]

Thanks for the support 👍🏻🇬🇧 glad it helped you out!

[@grahameblankley3813]

Do It All Dan put it this way, with the weather colder I have a happy warm wife! Thanks again👍🇬🇧.

[@PlumbingGy]

Happy wife happy life hahaha

[@eugenome]

I have done this before to unfree pumps. Sometimes even tapping a pump with a mallet or handle of a mallet works (don't hit it with a hammer!). Unfortunately I can't do it this time because the plumbers have faced the pump inwards towards the boiler. I suspect the start/run capacitor may be at fault though. Anyway a useful video. 👍

[@Brid83]

Excellent video, worked wonders. Thanks for sharing 😊

[@thebosshog1231]

Hi Dan, As I'm unscrewing there is a lot more than a dribble coming out and it has a bit of pressure behind it too. So I've stopped and hopefully you can advise what to do now? Should i isolate the system?

[@PlumbingGy]

There should not be a build up of pressure, I would advise let an expert take a look as the pump may need replacing, or go ahead and isolate the pump valves and replace it yourself 👍🏻

[@thebosshog1231]

Hi Dan, cheers for the rapid reply. It wasn't a lot of pressure but there was some squirting. There was probably 500ml of water but I think that could do with the pumps location. Long story short, got the cap off, impeller spun freely. Turned everything back on and could hear it running softly. Few taps with the hammer and it would kick into gear.. For about 10 seconds then I got the red light of death again. Burnt out you reckon?

[@PlumbingGy]

Doesn't look great, if you can hear air running through that could be a cause but Normally u can tell if it's burnt out by how quickly it gets hot. If it gets red hot in a small amount of time chances are it's gone

[@thebosshog1231]

@@PlumbingGy bullocks 😟 Thats what I thought to, was very hot to touch. Anyway, cheers for your help, very good video and I felt confident to give it a go. Subscribed 👍

[@carolinethorpe1981]

Hi Dan, when I try to turn it it’s stuck, I’m afraid to use force! Should I? 🤦‍♀️

[@zedman442]

That pump in that orientation ain't great for a pump but sometime unavoidable. More risk of air in the system and burning motor out.

[@PlumbingGy]

Thank you, totally agree and as you know almost always unavoidable 😆👌🏼

[@Dg-zj6jo]

if iv got a combi boiler i dont have a pump like that is that correct please

[@PlumbingGy]

It will Be inside the boiler unfortunately

[@DariuszG-b7d]

Great tip to fix the heating problem! Thank you.👍

[@Farhadk1989]

I have grundfos ups 15-58 fc, mine doesn't have that screw right in the front, it's just flush. Any ideas what to do?

[@kencumberlidgepoetry]

Hi Dan - great video - I have a question. If I want to carry out the routine shown in this video, do I switch the CH OFF to do it or leave it running?

[@dynamicdad1054]

I did mine running,

[@anthonycoleman5761]

Thanks Dan ,done what you said and it started working 😅 👍 nice and warm again thanks

[@verstst822]

My pump was installed last week it is giving a frying sound and very hot appears to be overheating

[@PlumbingGy]

This is just an initial thought but it could be a faulty motor within the pump, especially if its getting very hot. Too hot to touch? The additional burning sounds backs this up to be honest, Just give the installer a call to return as u suspect the motor, when he gets there make sure its not just air running through the pump and creating an air lock. hope this helps

[@jimfisher5916]

Hi Dan, don't know if you're still replying on here but would the knocking I hear be this? I've got hot water but no heating. Condensing boiler. Thanks.

[@PlumbingGy]

Hi Jim it’s very difficult to diagnose something like this just over messages where is the knocking coming from? It could be pipework through heat expansion.

[@nlilley9741]

Oh my god. You've fixed my central heating. Awesome.

[@easybullet3]

Do you need to turn off the Central Heating before unscrewing the screw ?

[@keekee4697]

Thats what i was thinking too

[@suedesignerart]

Good video...but can you tell me why a central heating pump stays on continuously and how would we turn it off as ours won't turn off! Thanx

[@PlumbingGy]

It shouldn’t be running constantly, have an electrician look over your setup

[@suedesignerart]

@@PlumbingGy Valve stuck...changed valve ...now fixed (;o) thanx

[@rosswhite3174]

Turned my heating on for the first time this winter today. The timer for both water and heating showed both switching off at the set time but the pump continued running. I presume the valve is stuck in the pump. Is it a case of having the pump changed again or is there something I can do before calling someone out? It seems to happen every couple of years, despite having the systems flushed.

[@PlumbingGy]

Make sure it's not a pump overrun 👍🏻

[@rosswhite3174]

Thanks for your reply. I switched everything off including electrics last night, switched it back on again, reset the time etc and tonight the pump switched off as normal within about 5 minutes or so of the heating/water going off. Glad I came across your site, I have hit the 'like' button and 'subscribe'.

[@PlumbingGy]

Many thanks I’m glad it’s up and running now 👍🏻

[@chevy790]

am i correct -is he saying if spindle is turning freely-its burnt out and needs a new pump at 2.33------- other videos say it needs to be turning freely in order to circulate water?

[@iKONViKT]

Not sure if you’re still active or not but mine is a little different. It’s more like a nut so can’t use flathead, also has a black plastic top. Is it the same process? Hope you’re well

[@PlumbingGy]

If you need to vent the pump then it may depend on which pump you have, the bleed screw is at the front of the head as standard 👍🏻

[@martin1996ization]

What if I can't move the screw with hand or machine completely stuck screw

[@PlumbingGy]

Can you not use a large screwdriver?

[@rebeccascott6403]

Do you need to drain line when you take off big screw with the gasket??

[@PlumbingGy]

No, just vent

[@rebeccascott6403]

Do It All Dan what does vent mean to an unprofessional ??

[@PlumbingGy]

Sorry, unscrew the cap until a trickle of water has a steady flow that means you have vented the air out 👍🏻

[@rebeccascott6403]

Do It All Dan then I can take it off and see if it’s stuck Inside?

[@nuttyoncrypto9863]

My grundfos pump is extremely hot to touch .. I presume this is not right... but my radiators are warm and working .. cheers

[@CamillaCalhoun]

What happens if the pump is running and hot to the touch, but on pipes on the left are cold. How do we troubleshoot?

[@PlumbingGy]

Isolate and remove head

[@artifactingreality]

so if it turns freely then its burnt out and you need a new one? I don't get it sorry

[@walter1611]

Thanks, got mine working again 👍 Not used it since the Spring, just needed spindle moving with the screwdriver.

[@PlumbingGy]

Glad it helped, thanks for the support

[@rayglover8697]

Hi - 'DIAD' - what you did not say is what happens if when you go to turn that 'thingy' it doesn't turn?

[@PlumbingGy]

New pump 👍🏻

[@MartinVrabko108]

Thank you 1000x... So simple... My pump works again!!!

[@TomaszWawrzyniak-h7w]

Big Thx! Thank to you i was able to run the pomp

[@kevinkeates9888]

Mine seems to be working properly but if I take cover off water pours out and won't stop does this mean it needs replacing

[@PlumbingGy]

You mean the bleed screw ? Of so this is normal and should slowly trickle water

[@byedwardleung]

did you end up fixing it? i had the same problem with water pouring out.

[@kevinkeates9888]

@@byedwardleung no just left it seems to be working ok

[@huggcycles1545]

I turned Central heating off, then removed screw, water continuously came out slowly but enough to soak the rag. I turned the internal screw wit no resistance and it would push in and out if I put pressure on it then release the pressure. I replaced outer screw and switched back on but still no heating?!

[@huggcycles1545]

Pump doenst seem to be running?!

[@PlumbingGy]

I would check any additional valves on the system, 2 port valves etc

[@ClarkBattle]

So if it turns its burnt out?

[@FireFlySamson]

Water keeps trickling out of mine (like when you air a radiator) is that normal?

[@PlumbingGy]

Not if the screw is tight no

[@FireFlySamson]

@@PlumbingGy From the inside (once outer screw has beeb removed) the water keeps trickling out

[@PlumbingGy]

If you have removed then big brass screw from the front with a large flat head screwdriver and it is trickling water then the pump is bled and no more air is in there, screw the screw back in tight and test 👍🏻

[@steomalley-w5g]

Can anyone help? I'm getting a knocking sound near the pump. The boiler fires up for heating but then chugs out and stops firing. The knocking is every 3 seconds or sound. I've done this and it hasn't helped

[@sniperu2]

Thank you you saved me some money

[@BullColapse]

My hot water wasnt working, spun the coil round about 15 times and it sprung back to life. Thank you

[@piagrn6159]

Hi, my pump is very warm is that normal?

[@PlumbingGy]

Some warmth is ok as long as it’s not too hot to touch

[@ziyanda9881]

I tried this and I got a continuous flow of water out of the pump instead of a little bit like yours, would you know what causes that?

[@PlumbingGy]

The pump shouldn't be pouring with water excessively, it will need to be Inspected further to diagnose

[@ziyanda9881]

@@PlumbingGy thanks for your reply! I rewatched your video and I just realised that I didn't turn on the central heating before doing it, could the flow of water be because it wasn't turned on or there's definitely something wrong with it?

[@LajosVlasics]

saved my day, thx!

[@Gazerdensplat]

Thanks so much.

[@joshhyde898]

My heater is continuously humming, I've tried bleeding the system but nothing works, it happens on all 3 settings continuously on and engaging the boiler to kick in every few minutes

[@johnsteed265]

That's a cool trick with spinning the stator with the screwdriver! Unfortunately, you can't do that with the common Taco pumps. I disagree with your comment to check the pumps every year during the summer. Their is really nothing you can do if they stop on you, so why bother? Have a backup pump handy and get on with it. Also, the comment about the pump needing to be replaced if it doesn't turn under power is false. Many times wire nuts shake loose in the electric box and cause a disconnect (or if the wire breaks ). Check for electricity before making assumptions like that. Thanks again!

[@inconsolablegraphite2126]

Excellent sir. It worked first time exactly as you said. And there was me thinking I was going to have to lay out for a new pump 🙄. Always ask a man who actually knows what he's doing 😀.

[@PlumbingGy]

Thank you glad it helped you 💪🏻

[@robertdiamond172]

Turning freely so thats ok we need a new pump ??

[@PlumbingGy]

If the spindle is free it means it's turning as should

[@dermo7190]

I opened mine and water came out of it is the pump gone

[@PlumbingGy]

No 👍🏻

[@emrekurtulan8040]

it was the solution of f75 error of my vaillant combi boiler. thanks.

[@carollucey111]

Do you have to turn off cental heating when you unscrew it??

[@PlumbingGy]

Hi carol, if it's jammed yes. Make sure it's switched off and you get get inside to spin and free up the pump. If you are removing air then you don't remove the screw just loosen. Hope this helps

[@carollucey111]

@@PlumbingGy Thanks a mill Dan, really hope thats all it is 😁

[@PlumbingGy]

carol lucey no problem at all

[@carollucey111]

@@PlumbingGy Forgot to ask you Dan, i have outdoor condenser boiler so have pump out there, theres also one in the hotpress upstairs and one beside the fireplace for backboiler, whats the one in hotpress for?? Do i have to cut out the main elec switch for house?? Thanks for info😚

[@PlumbingGy]

Hi carol, This would be an educated guess as I don't know what system your running but 'GENERALLY' a pump located in a hotpree or storage space would be for the hot water or for pumped showers, as for the wiring it depends how it's wired in. I'm hoping it goes to a separate spurr? If so you can just isolate it by removing a fuse, if not I'm afraid you will have to find out the correct circuit and isolate before working on it. I hope this helps.

[@claireewright]

What happens if you can’t turn the screw inside? Mine is completely jammed!

[@PlumbingGy]

If you are unable to free it up, it may need replacing

[@JohnJohnson-hh4mr]

Great advice.

[@redgozza]

Hi Dan - I have pump that isn't working on my underfloor heating. The LED on the front of the pump is off. Does this mean its brunt out? Also before I try your advice in the video do I need to turn the water off or is it ok without? Thanks.

[@PlumbingGy]

No need to turn water off however I would turn off the heating best practice, as for the led it will depend on the set up I'm afraid the best way is to check to see if u have power there first and that the motor in any pump is working 👍🏻

[@redgozza]

@@PlumbingGy Thanks for the quick reply. I fear the pump may need replacing but will do the check in your video before I think about a plumber.

[@PlumbingGy]

Good man, see how u get on just make sure your working safely 👍🏻

[@redgozza]

@@PlumbingGy Will do - thanks!

[@redgozza]

@@PlumbingGy Dan you are a star. That worked a treat. Pump is working again. Thanks for saving me the cost of a plumber which would have been a challenge in lockdown.

[@jamesdaly6885]

Just helped me out big time there now great video

[@PlumbingGy]

Glad it helped mate I appreciate the support 👍🏻

[@sergiucrismaru]

You are the best mate!! Thankyou verry much for help!! 5stars!! All the BEST my friend!

[@PlumbingGy]

Glad I could help many thanks