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I was told everything up to the master was property of BT and woe betide anyone who touches it. For what it's worth, I wouldn't be using the original master only the second master.

Because I want to go from A to C without going through B. Seeing as I'm not allowed to get rid of B. There would be no slaves. Only masters. Like some sort of wiring utopia.

Can anyone advise please. Basically, the phone line comes into the house to a junction box which then connects to a master socket on the right hand side of the living room. I'd prefer a socket on the left hand side of the living room, but it seems a bit daft to extend from the main socket...

Brilliant. Here's a couple of pics of the units, old cooker isolator on the left, new oven on the right just opposite. You'll notice everything is tiled over so no chance of getting under the floorboards easily. https://www.icloud.com/photostream/#A1G4TcsmGYEVHh The electrician suggested...

Thanks again everyone, I'm getting an electrician round to have a look, but I'll probably chase the old cable on a long route around the kitchen and into my oven.

Ok, that's good enough for me. Thanks very much for your help.

Appliances were purchased afterwards. In terms of plans all I said was that an electric oven and hob would be installed in a certain position. Not looking for scapegoats, just want to know if I'm going to burn my house down.

Here are the manuals, I'm afraid I'm not well up on electrics. http://downloadcenter.samsung.com/content/UM/200803/20080325183104187_C_Top_MID%5D_C61RAAST_XEU-00031A-01_EN.pdf http://downloadcenter.samsung.com/content/UM/201106/20110620170706673/DG68-00382B_EN.pdf Basically it was 'not the...

Hello, I've just had my entire kitchen redone. I laid out a map of where appliances would go, but this wasn't followed. So now I have the following situation: The electrician has advised me that rather than chase the correct cable for the oven from the other side of the kitchen, I can plug...