Recent content by bettz1

Think it's the top, the bottom had been packed but when I rehung them the bottom was well out and the door wouldn't shut,so I packed the top alittle. I'm also missing a corner off the little squares which adjust the doors in the middle hinge.

Ive painted my interior doors and since I rehung them the kitchen door constantly opens. I've seen some vids about taking out the pins etc but was wondering if that's possible with national hickman hinges, or can anyone recommend another solution?

The stove is going in the corner, the idea is to use the stove to save some money on the heating,so didn't think we'd need it and well it's in the way.

We're having a log burner installed in a month or so and we need to remove the radiator. How easy would this be? It looks like it's Hep2o fit piping.

Tidied the wires up all good now. And yes I know the socket will go off when the lights off but it's always on due to how dark it is.

Hopefully my dodgy wiring

The fuse spur has a 13a fuse in it

;) The fused spur switches the light on, I did think is it only going to work when the lights on, but whenever I'm in there the lights always on due to how dark it is. I only want the socket there to out a WiFi adapter and it'll be handy for cleaning the car.

Problem I had was when tightening they kept being pushed out

Tbh I got frustrated with it, not alot of room, couldnt get my fingers in I'll sort it tomorrow at least I know it's the wiring when I close it up it trips.

I'll trim them tomorrow it's hard to get the right length with such little space I don't know how sparkies do it. It was the only way I could see if it was working before screwing in. I think it's a loose wire as the lights flicker. I've turned it off at the fuse on the main board until...

I'll have another look tomorrow it's too dark now, I've switched the fuse off for the garage.

It seems to be tripping when I screw up the fuse spur

Well I've had no joy connected up the additional wiring to L out and N out and tripped the whole house. Could the tripping be a wire? It works fine until I close the spur up so I'm thinking maybe something loose?

That's how it's been since the house was built I haven't touched anything