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Eeek. Hope it doesn't go that badly!!

There isn't a light for the 3rd gang and the 2nd gang had never worked. That's not to say it didn't work initially. I think it's going to be a case of trial and error and few shrieks as I electrocute myself! 😣 Seriously though, I have never seen anything like this. If doesn't...

Under normal circumstances that would be fine and as you say, easy to do but for some unknown reason the 3rd gang has a wire going to it yet there isn't a third light. This master socket seems to be wired up weird. It may even have the live feeding from the 1st gang to the 2nd gang at the switch...

No. And no slave sockets either.

The far right one works but the middle and left don't. That's why it's hard working out what goes where as you can't use a multimeter on it easily. :x The right one works fine although it is switching itself on and off!!

I've phoned Hamilton and they said it was too old and couldn't help!!

I'm looking to change it to a normal rocker switch. There just seems far too many wires for the switches. There are only 2 lights even though it's a 3 gang and that's why I can't easily figure out what goes where.

Can anyone tell me which connections go together? I'm after the equivalent to common, L1, L2 for each gang. Whoever put this old touch plate on has left a mess and without pulling up floor boards etc to get to the junction box it is proving difficult. Cheers

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I'll pick one up later. Just out of curiosity, why would reducing the cold pressure stop it from working? Cheers.

I've fitted a thermostatic bath/shower mixer in the bath and initially all works fine but after a few weeks the pressure drops. If I remove the shower body and let water flow out fully then reattach the body, all works fine again for a few weeks. The shower is connected to a gravity fed hot...

You're a star. Thanks very much. Will give that a whirl and hopefully cure it. Cheers.

It's got a 5amp fuse in. The rest of the house is on the same circuit and it does only go if we are entertaining which means there can be several lights on at the same time. It is a standalone unit with no sensor and the switch is inside.

My mistake. It's blowing the old style fuse. It doesn't have the RCD or MCD.

I've got a 500w floodlight on the external rear wall. A light of some description has been there for several years without any issue. More recently when the light is on for a while (anything from 30 to 90 mins), it trips the circuit. The floodlight was swapped for another one so I can rule out...

Apparently its not frost free :(

My f/f has started playing up. The model number is RFS60. Basically, the fridge doesnt seem to be getting as cold as it should. The freezer is still working, but doesnt seem to be icing up as much. There is no high temp light and the compressor is working. I have searched through various...

Spot on. Solenoid has been changed. Works great. Thanx very much.