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Unfortunately it wasn't cheap. When it works it works fine, it is just that 50% of the time only cold water comes out and the flow rate of this can be controlled by the temp control. One thought I've had is to remove the hot not return Vv and put a check Vv further back in the pipe work as...

Unfortunately it isn't a flexible pipe. It could be trapped air as all the hot taps around the house splutter when they start to become warm. When I've disconnected the supply pipes there seems to be a residual pressure in the shower mixer held in by the 2 non return Vv which are in the elbow...

I installed a thermostatic shower as a replacement mixer shower about a month ago. Recently it has started acting up with only the cold coming through and the shower stopping all together if it is turned all the way to hot. I think it has something to do with the hot water not getting past the...

Only moved into the house 6 months ago so no idea who installed the consumer unit, but we did get a full electrical inspection of the house carried out when we moved in. All the breakers are C type (is this a problem). I don't know if it makes any difference but the house is pretty split up...

Thanks for that. The cooker is on the RCD side and it is marked C32, which I'm assuming is 32A as the others are C32 for sckts and C6 for lights. Having another look I've got plenty of sockets in the kitchen is it possible to use a 30A junction box and to blank off the socket?

I'm currently revamping my kitchen and in the process have transfered to an all gas cooker. This has left me with a dedicated fused switch and socket connected directly to the consumer unit (either 30 or 45A). Does anyone know an easy way to remove or blank this off, or better still replace it...