Recent content by El Barto

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UPDATE: Well that was resolved quicker than I expected... I sent a message to Honeywell UK yesterday and got the standard auto-response, followed by a polite but formal email this morning requesting where and when it was bought, who installed it etc and a couple of pictures so they could see...

Hmm, that's a concern but it's ordered now so I'll try first. I've emailed them now so let's see what comes of it, from the earlier posts it looks like the after sales service is pretty good.

So the fault reappeared yesterday after a few months of working with the backlight option turned off. I've ordered the replacement capacitor as per Dce's post and will update here when done...

Thanks for the comment, so up to 2.4 metres to the eaves? So decision is made, block construction but also need to understand the best place for the damp proof course, between the slab and first blocks or one block up, will there be any moisture seepage through the first block course if I do it...

Thanks Dave, coincidentally I had another local chap take a look today and he was talking about a combination of both, so a few courses of blocks, timber frame and cladded upper section then the original idea of trusses and tiles. Still not clear on the benefits other than speed of construction...

Hi all, I have moved to a house that used to have a steel framed/tin clad workshop mounted on a concrete slab. The slab measures just over 12x8 metres and is well over 18 inches thick, seen from the edges I can expose. I have had a couple of different builders round for some advice, ball park...

I went on the advice of Dce regarding the onboard capacitor, but for now I just turned off the backlight and it's been working since. In case it fails again I have the capacitor information so I can source one easily if needed. Great thread, thanks all.