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    Yet another Oven / Hob connection question

    Fantastic, thanks :) Just got to get she who must be obeyed to make her mind up! She's not normally this slow at spending money :shock:
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    Yet another Oven / Hob connection question

    John, once again, thanks for the reply. The current switch is like this: http://www.qvsdirect.com/excel-45a-d-p-switch-with-neon-rectangular If the oven and hob both need to be hard wired then I can leave the current switch and connect the appliances with one of these...
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    Yet another Oven / Hob connection question

    Thanks for the reply John. I'll get a dual switched cooker plate / socket fitted, the missus hasn't decided on the oven yet so when she does I'll find out if it needs hard wiring or can run off a plug.
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    Yet another Oven / Hob connection question

    Hi guys, I'll be replacing an old double oven and electric hob with a new single oven and induction hob. Currently there is a 30amp breaker feeding a 2 gang cooker switch, from the switch there is a single cable that goes to the oven and then another cable twinned with it (twisted wires on...
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    Help required on a faulty old Potterton...

    OK, that is cool, I wouldn't do it myself, just wanted a rough idea of possible issues before the chap comes round.
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    Help required on a faulty old Potterton...

    Hi guys, Just wanted to get a heads up on what could be up with my old Potterton RS80 The Pilot will light but not stay lit. It started a while ago when the pilot would go ut, it would re light fine and the heating would work, but after a short while of just the pilot being on, it would go...
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    New boiler time and haven't got a clue!

    Thanks for the really good replies chaps. Much appreciated :) I'll start getting some quotes now I am better informed 8) Oh, any recommendations for Plumbers in the Folkestone area of Kent?
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    New boiler time and haven't got a clue!

    Thanks, not having any plubming knowledge, is it OK to have a boiler rated just for the propertys kW? Or should you have one that is rated for more so it isn't running at capacity all the time? Sorry if that is a stupid question :roll:
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    New boiler time and haven't got a clue!

    OK, so I used real (not estimated figures) and included the extension and the calculator came back with 15kW.
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    New boiler time and haven't got a clue!

    Thanks for all the replies. So, the prehistoric boiler in the house currently is a Kingfisher RS80. The tank was replaced about 4 years ago and is green foam lagged, but is getting a bit furry round all the joints. The rads do not have TRVs. The house is a 3/4 bed detached. Built in the...
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    New boiler time and haven't got a clue!

    The rads are all pretty crap to be fair, so they are all gonna get changed at the same time. The house gets very toasty warm so I have got to assume that they are all the right size :)
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    New boiler time and haven't got a clue!

    Thanks :) I used the calculator at http://www.sedbuk.com/ Not sure about the output of the Kingfisher, I'll check when I get home. Sounds fair, time to get the phonebook out and get some quotes :shock: Thanks for the advice.
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    New boiler time and haven't got a clue!

    Hi guys, complete plumbing novice here after a bit of advice please :) I need a new boiler fitting as out prehistoric kingfisher is finally on its last legs! But have not got a clue what to replace it with. Currently the system has a tank in a cupboard halfway up the stairs with a heating...
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