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Replace an electric shower please help!!!
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right, plan number two, I've decided to replace the whole board.
Would it be clever to buy one of these
http://www.diy.com/diy/jsp/bq/nav.j...{9792013}/categories<{9792025}&isSearch=false
and get an electrician to fit it?? do they comply with regulation and will it cover my shower?
or get an electrician to do it?
Would it be clever to buy one of these
http://www.diy.com/diy/jsp/bq/nav.j...{9792013}/categories<{9792025}&isSearch=false
and get an electrician to fit it?? do they comply with regulation and will it cover my shower?
or get an electrician to do it?
Have word with people you know who may recommend a elecy get him round give you a quote or phone a few and get about 3 quotes and go from there.
Let the sparks get the parts needed then it's down to them if anythings faulty.
Tradesmen don't useally like using parts supplied by the customer and we useally don't give a guarentee on parts supplied by customers.
Go to the electrics forum on here they have a few good sparks and maybe in your area.
Let the sparks get the parts needed then it's down to them if anythings faulty.
Tradesmen don't useally like using parts supplied by the customer and we useally don't give a guarentee on parts supplied by customers.
Go to the electrics forum on here they have a few good sparks and maybe in your area.
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Thanks for all your help.
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