Help With Mains Water Valve or Regular Stop Cock After Laminate Flooring
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Richie1905
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Help With Mains Water Valve or Regular Stop Cock After Laminate Flooring

by Richie1905 » Sun Apr 03, 2016 11:05 am

Hello, I have an issue i need advice on. I have recently installed laminate flooring in my kitchen. I had to disconnect the washing machine to do this. I turned off the regular stop cock firstly but this did not stop the flow of mains water travelling through the blue rubber pipe connecting to the washer. So i then isolated the mains water supply (thick blue pipe) completely for around 24 hours. I finished the job, reconnected the washer and opened all the valves and everything was fine downstairs. However, my ensuite toilet upstairs is continually filling with water. I have adjusted the ballcock in the toilet cistern to no avail. My ensuite shower and handbasin are also very low on cold water pressure. Any ideas? Have i upset the balance of water in the house? Cheers guys.

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Re: Help With Mains Water Valve or Regular Stop Cock After Laminate Flooring

by lets have a look » Mon Apr 04, 2016 7:40 am

first thing we have to consider is if the bathroom is tank fed or directly off the main supply,as for the ballvalve you're just going to have to renew it.

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