Recent content by LionIrons

Hi, can anyone help with this? My wife accidently filled her diesel car with petrol, there was some diesel in it at the time. The mistake was realised before the car was started so the fuel was drained into cannisters, so we now have 50 litres of fuel (45 litres of petrol and 5 litres of...

Seeing as you're not sure there is a board upstairs you may be unable to put the shower on that board.

Yes, yes and yes, but I really think lizapie wouldn't know how to use these kinds of things. And I won't say I have a neon screwdriver (if you don't want me to) but I think I have one somewhere.

Obviously, but why does this forum exist? call someone in..boxing day..??

T5s rule. Especially the S70R in saffron. 1998, 98,000 miles, FSH, ECU 310 bhp eats M3s/boxsters etc.

Hi lliZapie, do you have a digital camera? I would like to see your consumer unit (electric box) and the circuit breakers (switches) so I can help you with this.

I agree Pensdown, instead of ± ½ºC control it would increase to ±3ºC. I was just pointing out to Mickey_A a thermostat can work without a neutral unlike normal appliances.

Don't rule out a faulty RCD. I have seen it twice.

Owen was a good guy, a little bit dangerous but NEVER had a pyro end go down!! Warner was the bad apple.[/b]

Mickey_A, if you were ever in this situation you could use the 2 cores and leave the neutral as it only serves as a return for the heat anticipator that shuts off before the air inside the thermostat actually reaches the set temperature.

martinez, as sparky40 has asked, what is the load of the cooker? If it's only low (under 13 amps/3KW)you can plug it into a socket, and running in a 45 amp supply was unnecessary. If the load is over this, it needs to be connected to the outlet of the switched side of the cooker control unit...

I wouldn't know mate I'm not gay. Who was your foreman there? Mine was Dave Furlonger.

I worked for Crownhouse on the Gatwick north terminal contract and was on the west pier.