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What 'University' was that then? :D And what were you doing there? Re-wiring the plugs? Absolutely hilarious statement of desperation :lol: You obviously did well if you ended up a sparky :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: Bet you call yourself an 'engineer' as well.... Seriously, the fact is...

I rest my case... :D banal-shed did someone allow you to leave school prematurely? I didn't realise you owned the forum :roll: Perhaps if you had a modicum of intelligence, you could use it to help people instead of putting them down. Regards

Oh and if you want to see a sarcastic reply to people coming to the forum asking for help see the reply above yours. I initially thought it was a self-portrait avatar, but on further investigation it seems the poster is a avian fetishist :D :D

Absolutely not - I think you have got hold of the wrong end of the stick dear chap. The pdf links were very informative - so much so that I followed several links to online guides about home electrics and was surprised to see how straightforward it really is if you have the time to take a look...

cheers for the PDFs guys - I never realised how simple it all really is - think I will have a go at installing a new consumer unit thanks to your info. Sparkys eh? Who needs em! :?: p-o-p

Thanks ericmark, but if there is definately a current at the socket screws(bulb lights) it can't be normal can it?

Hi All my daughter just got a shock from the light switch in her bedroom. She had just come outta the bathroom so I presumed she had damp hands. I checked the switch screws with a mains voltage tester and it showed up 12v. Tried an electrical screwdriver with a bulb, and the bulb lights up...

Just replaced the brushes myself on a Bosch Maxx Exxcel 1200 (is one x not good enough for Bosch?) I was wondering if its normal to be a little noisier on drum revolution with new brushes or have I not aligned the belt properly? cheers