Recent content by bobbydazzla

cheers ! I'll give the T Cut a go.

I have white, gloss finish cupboard doors in the kitchen. In a moment of stupidity I accidentally cleaned them with the abrasive side of a sponge scourer All of my cupboard doors now have swirling scratchmarks on them. The scratches aren't too deep. Can anyone reccomend a way of...

thanks for the help. your description of the "unit" is very acurate. it does have a plastic t shaped section with wires coming out of it and the cable that connects it to the ground is coated with rubber. its very likely that that here has been a lean to or shed in the backyard at some point...

at work at moment so unfortunately can't get a pic. its definitely not a socket, fusebox, switch, meter or lamp it could well be an incoming service connection. would that take power from the mains and then connect it the fusebox in the house ?

Please bear with me as I kow very little about DIY or electrics... I have an edwardian terrace and in the back yard there is a electrical unit that is connected to the ground via a thick cable. the unit is housed in a box at around head height, however, the box has become rotten and fallen...

the boiler has now started working properly again. the pilot stays on and the system doesn't totally cut out when the thermostat kicks in. I didn't do anything to sort it out either. might still get a corgi registered mate round to give it the once over....

cheers. although it doesn't sound like good news. have a friend of a friend who is corgi regged and he has already suggested that an SD bolier isn't in favour with plumbers.... one fnal question, would the difficulty in initially firing up the boiler also be a symptom of the overheat stat...

the problem is that the boiler shuts down, the pilot light goes out and the bolier will not automatically fire up again. I have to manually restart the boiler.

its a saunier duval thelia 623

I have a problem with my boiler.... initially the pilot light wouldn't stay on, so I read through these forums and that made me think it was the thermocouple that had gone. however, having tried a few more times to start the bolier I have been able to get the jets to fire up and the...