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Hi, have a Potterton Neataheat profile boiler. Not sure hwo old it is as we have only had the house for 12 months. Has been working fine. Now we occasionally hear a bang like someone hitting a metal tank just before it fires up. This has only happened a couple of times in as many weeks, and...

Hi, we are currently in the process of re-locating through work. One of the houses we have looked at and the boss likes the look of, currently has the boiler located in the small bedroom. There is an airing cupboard on the landing, and we wondered if re-locating the boiler would be an...

I have managed to get the rating info on the cookers. The combi is rated max 3.3KW, the oven at max 3.5KW, with the general operatin of both being a bit less. By my wreckoning that comes to around 28A. So, as the current circuit is protected by a 30A breaker, do we still need to install a...

there is nothing else on the circuit. It is an existing radial supplying a cooker point with 13A socket. Have not checked the cable dia yet, but the MCB in the CU is only 30A. This was installed long before we bought the house, by the local council I think when they upgraded the houses. We...

Seems to be the time for new kitchens! Anyway, in the ever continuing saga of trying to get an electrician to come and look at running a new cooker circuit to feed a microwave/combi oven, one person we have spoken to suggested this: instead of ripping half the house apart to run a new...

SO, basically connect the cooker to one circuit & the microwave/combi to the other?

Hi, we currently have a cooker circuit protected by a 30A breaker in the CU. We are looking to fit a new single oven + integrated microwave/combi oven. I have looked on the manufacturers website and the ratings appear to be 20A fro the oven and 16A fro the microwave/combi. By my reckoning...