Recent content by hobbsie

I have just taken a look and there is a genuine bearing kit cost to us is £155.93 and is a special order meaning it may not even be around any more. There are no links to any non genuine or other compatible kits, i think you may be in a bit of a mess i'm afraid.

Found a cheaper Genuine version here: https://www.spares2you.co.uk/karcher-pressure-washer-capacitor-20mikrof-h-70-9-085-023-0/ I spoke to them and they are due in soon apparently.

Hi thanks for reply i have tested by putting 2 squares in toilet but still no joy.

Hi hope someone can help me, We had a bathstore cityspace toilet fitted it has a hidden cistern. It has been set up for 6litre flushes? When u use full flush it removes solids but not the tissue? If i flush it more than 2 times it will finally remove tissue. Hope someone can help me.[/b]

you mean hot cold pipes to bath sink etc? If so as long as all the circuits in the bathroom is protected by an rcd i thought you dont have to bond pipe work in there.

Thankyou very kind of you to point it out on EVERY post i write, dick

The main thing i struggled on was the testing as in our company we have a sparky who does the main testing so im not to hot on it. I think mine came throught within a week i think so hopefully you dont have to wait that long.

well good luck and hope you do only get a minor for it :D

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who's that then? dunno y ur takin this to heart tbh

i never said dropping fronts off 1st if u read i said after u have meggerd the circuit then try dropping them off, dunno y people get so upset when other people try helping.

y whats wrong with not knowing much about mineral?

could be screw depends on your readings when you megger if you get a dodgy reading i would first drop the faceplates off to ensure no cables have been caught or ask client what works they have had dne have they put ang pictures up etc etc.

just a thought 2x 10.0 cables in a 32mm box is v tight is there any chance in putting a 47mm box in just for ease of 2nd fix, as its easy to make a fault when screwin the plate screws back, allways to be safe than sorry.