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Clearly it don't come as bits... only complete https://www.grohe.co.uk/en_gb/others-top-plate-with-push-button-42371000.html as there's no separate part numbers for the buttons and panel! You could call the Grohe Service number (Grohe+ if a registered pro) and ask but I suspect the answer will...

Grohe website will have spares references and diagrams --- It might be this one?? https://www.grohe.co.uk/en_gb/skate-cosmopolitan-flush-plate-38732000.html from a very, very quick Google of the number you quoted.

You won't know if you don't try. Use a soft graphite pencil on the key if you don't want to get graphite powder (but that has other uses - e.g. on padlocks). Also try the angled attack Mottie mentioned.

https://www.aerialsandtv.com/product/cable-joint-kit-internal-or-external and you may need two sets plus a length of quality all copper cable if there's no slack in the system and / or if water has got into /damaged the ends of existing cables. You can also buy the parts separately from many...

Agreed. I have just been to one of ours... I do just that without thinking (mebbe only 30 degrees though ;) ) Always on the right hand side, against the fixed part for what that's worth.

AIUI, your Daikin may use a heater to keep the lubricating oil in the crank warm in the colder weather not for the refrigerant gas to protect the bearings from wear caused by oil dilution by the refrigerant. Google the issue of phantom load and ASHPs...

Ask Yale or a professional locksmiths... but I see no real reason why not. (Nor do I think it will help. personally). We have the same keys and it's still 'strange' to have the key horizontal to insert it. Just as with other eurocylinders one has to insert the key 'upside down' cf the old...

Made in 2018!!! using R410A gas from https://www.bedfordshireaircon.co.uk/r410a-refrigerant-phaseout Send it back, if you can. It'll be ruddy noisy and inefficient anyway.

Kilvey Hill uses 21, 24, 27 (HD), 25, 22 & 28 (plus 34 Local). So gain for 21 to 28 are the only really relevant ones here. Yours is 6dB-/+0.5dB vs 9.5 to 12.7 --- so only 4db at 21 and 6.2 dB at 30. Wolfbane data was 79dBuV/m clear line of sight and 'set top aerial' on your AVForums thread...

What make/model of TV? Someone may know how to find the meter? If only one PVR-TV in use why a distribution amp at all? What numbers when amp bypassed with a joiner between antenna and the room outlet/PVR? The Full +17dB gain outlet could also be used, as an experiment at least to feed that...

That Draper water butt pump will empty a butt or two or three fairly quickly... I still have similar one from my old home where I had butts filled via the downpipes from the bungalow roof. House before that at top of a hill in commuter-land had a dribble from the mains water in summer...

You can get kits to connect in place of the existing hose... e.g. https://www.toolstation.com/ebb-flo-round-diverter-shower-kit/p68885 even people like Hansgrohe make the same type of kits at higher price points...

Is RickH also Sargan onhummy.tv and / or Tafflad on AVForums. I'm getting confused with the two/three threads (so far).

Nasty wideband aerial... low gain for group A frequencies .. all widebands are the same except log periodics. That's also a relatively small "high gain" antenna. 13dBisotropic = 10dBdipole approx at it's peak. Your aerial will only have around 6dB gain at group A frequencies, the same as a...

Take aerial in and use a joiner to feed the aerial to your chosen receiver temporarily. https://www.toolstation.com/proception-inline-coupler/p97650 shows what they look like. What aerial is it? Where is it (outdoors, loft space, in the room)? Do you have any reception issues? To me, those...