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On closer inspection I found air pipe actually slots into a cm long sleeve, which is also soft plastic. As this connection is above normal water line I’m going to try superglue and the plastic ratchet clamps (9-10mm size) suggested above. The aquarium shop also a good shout!

Hi I have an issue with a concealed WC, the air tube from the push button to diaphragm(?) pops off on the latter side. If you hold it in place, flush works fine. Normally I’d think some sort of jubilee clip could work but diameter of tube too small. It’s also difficult to get a close look at...

Thanks for the responses. Got a new ceramic cartridge for £7.50 and works a treat. The spout also stopped leaking too so need To dismantle that.

Hi, taken apart now, expecting to see a washer or o-ring I could replace, but nothing obvious?

Thanks, thats v helpful and all makes sense to me.

Hi Can anyone tell me how I can take apart the spout and mixer tap, both are leaking? I’ve managed to remove handle, but that’s it. See pics. Cheers

Supply to camera doorbell is 24v, but this is reduced to 12-15v which the manufacturer confirmed and multimeter shows once existing strike was removed. See pics. All wiring from video monitor to doorbell to strike is 1mm2 two core flex. Phew, got there in the end.

That makes sense in the normal world. But in my world, the facts are: - the children forget their keys, so either they use the garage key hidden under a stone and then use the spare set stored there or more often, someone will leave keys under the plant pot by the front door. - children...

I was hoping to do away with the mortise lock, and rely solely on a robust nightlatch. Mainly because it would mean not having to carry keys which my children frequently forget. Some rim releases state they can withhold a force of 750kg. Although I imagine a timber door and frame would give...

Yes, measuring when door release is activated. The old release still works. It worked well with the old Yale lock on the door, and had done for last 4 mths. It just doesn’t work with the new high security ERA lock because the throw is too long. I’m not convinced 24v is present when the door...

See attached. I’ve emailed manufacturer to ask if the output voltage is also 24v.

I’ve double checked readings at camera doorbell. Supply comes from video monitor and is almost 24v (see pic). However, when activated, the output from here is 2.4v (see pic). The strike - 3m cable run - also receives 2.4v, no drop.

Update: the strike’s supply comes from a camera doorbell, which can be activated using a fob, mobile phone or the video monitor in the house. Supply to the doorbell comes from the video monitor, which gets its supply from a 24v DC transformer plugged into wall. Supply to the doorbell is 24v DC...

New lock: https://www.toolstation.com/era-bs-high-security-nightlatch/p91943?msclkid=fc554a948da31a7c6cab235a82ceb8a4&utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=_PMax_Ironmongery+%26+Security_Bing&utm_term=2324848619381248&utm_content=Security Tech spec for existing n203 strike says max 9.5mm...

Pic of existing strike