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Update: Before attempting to remove the metal plate which would give me access to the detergent ftg assembly I decided to experiment ... Power off + mains water on = water pours from detergent ftg nipple. Power off + mains pressure + pull trigger = water stops leaking from detergent ftg...

Brilliant! The diagram really helped It appears that the plastic tube simply slips over the nipple. What looks like a ball & spring assembly within the 'detergent fitting assembly' (#7 in diag.) is probably the culprit as it's likely to perform a non-return function I'd guess. I...

I have a KB3030 model and somehow managed to disconnect the detergent suction hose. :oops: The machine started passing water internally and when I opened up the casing and connected it to a water supply the water was pouring from the end of the connection that the detergent suction hose...

I've recently experienced multiple boiler faults/breakdowns - luckily I have a maintenance contract - but after several suspect components were replaced without success I was advised to replace the FCU serving the system. Having done this I still find that the boiler runs normally for about...

Guys - apologies - I've been away for the last week. The duct rises vertically off the fan and straight through the roof. Tried a continuity test but unfortunately the fan motor and the shutter motor share the same connections (soldered) so I always get continuity as, similar to njkmr, the...

It's a bare-bones 240v model. The motor and impellor turn freely. There's a bit of surface 'rusting' around the motor so no doubt moisture has played it's part somewhere - seems odd for a bathroom fan which is only 3 or 4 years old. I'll see how I get on with the continuity test - I...

My wetroom fan packed in the other week (it's an Airflow Icon) and, having checked for loose connections etc (none), I've ordered a replacement ... re-fix to ceiling ... reconnect L&N ... job done. But this led me to thinking that I'm a bit of a 'tyre-kicker' when it comes to...

Many thanks Simon - tried it and the HW cylinder is now heating up nicely. I've kept the ST7100 body disconnected whilst I have the link in place to avoid any possible interaction with the 'dead' relay etc. I'll remove it once I have a full tank of HW and refit the programmer to get the CH back...

Woke up this morning to find that the HW indicator light on my ST7100 was out and that I had no hot water despite normal operation of the heating system. Pressing the 'Change' or 'Extra Hour' HW buttons had no effect - dead as a Dodo. :cry: After opening up the programmer I detected a faint...