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Thank you Jadele. So helpful!

Thank you so much - super helpful. Do the shut off valves connect directly to connectors or do they have to sit on the pipe? So shut off, pipe, connector etc?

Hi, I am reconfiguring my bathroom and looking to run new flexible (coil) piping and pushfit connections). I will be working from the existing hot and cold water supply 15mm copper x 2. I will need to feed 4 points (in addition to hot and cold bath taps as I am leaving these as is); Outside...

Not sure on make or model as I purchased it on Ebay. This should give you an idea. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/SHOWER-VALVE-CHROME-1-WAY-SQUARE-THERMOSTATIC-MIXER-060-/360316170654?pt=UK_Home_Garden_Bathroom_Shower_Units_PP&hash=item53e484719e As for the walls i'm guessing single brick so yes...

Thanks for the reply. Most helpful. As for the mixer, I've already purchased it and it's concealed but there were no brackets supplied. The wall is currently bare brick (victorian terrace house) and the otherside of the wall is a bedroom. There used to be plaster on the walls but that has...

Great. I'll double check when I get home.

Ha ha! If only you said it before I bought a PCB! Is it normal to have a fused spur under the stairs for a boiler in the kitchen?

Hey guys, Not sure if this should be in here or in the buildling forum as the question relates to a bit of both. I have just bought a concealed thermostatic shower mixer which I need to bury in the wall and a seperate shower head. I have no real idea what I'm doing but want to have a go at...

Hats off to Andygasman for the closest guess! Basically there is already a fused spur but they've put it under the stairs in the living room and fed the wire through the upstairs floor boards down in to the kitchen. In said fused spur, the neutral wire was just hanging out! Annoyed...

Just to add Andy. I moved in a few days ago but who ever wired this boiler in previous did a hell of a bodge job. There was no fused spur just a power supply to a junction box to a junction box to the boiler. I fitted a fused spur after I changed the PCB as I didn't want to blow a second PCB so...

I agree, however, being a friend of mine I thought I'd go to him first as it would be free! (Hasn't quite worked out that way so far! ha ha). By PSU transformer is that the large blue box that connects to the board? If so, it's still the original - I only changed the PCB.

Thanks Andy. I think I'm going to wait for my friend to come tomorrow as he does this for a living where as I am an absolute novice at best! (Although I did manage to take the old circuit board out and the new in! Wahey). I'll get him to do the multimeter test tomorrow and I'll post back if...

Thanks everyone for your help and suggestions. I've already replaced the PCB once (on a British Gas engineers advice). Therefore I'm assuming that that isn't the problem as the replacement has had zero effect. Is there any other tests I can do to diagnose what this could be? Thanks.

With an electrical screwdiver at the junction box. As I said, I'm confident the boiler is receiving power but for some reason it won't power up.

Hi everyone. I've recently purchased a new house and two days after moving in my Worcester 24CDi has stopped working overnight. The fault; It doesn't seem to be receiving any power. I've checked the power going in and it's definitely there. Add to that, when you flick the boiler on, the...