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This was in a garage of a new built house, so is about 15 months old. The owner is going to contact the builders to try and have it replaced.

Hope that's better. Thanks!

I'll try but usually when I put them on they turn out too big

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Saw the guy today about the Concept panel, the outcome was that he didn't want to replace it but have it disconnected instead. It was his choice so that's what I did. Thanks for your help anyway. Nigel

No its definitely not the connection. I followed the link on the previous post, which led me to believe there was a problem with ' Pop3uidl.dbx' So I Googled it did a search on my computer and located it. It was then suggested I changed the name. Which I did. But that didn't solve the problem...

Since yesterday I am constantly receiving the same emails all of the time. I can't seem to stop them. I've done an antivirus check with AVG and Spybot. I've cleaned my registry with Tune-Up Utilities but still they keep coming. I've been in to Tools>Accounts>Mail>Properties>Advanced - Delivery...

Hi Securespark I wonder if you could oblige me with a Concept engineer's manual. I have to see this guy who is having problems with his one. As I am likely to have to go into the panel and reset to default settings I'm not too sure how to do it. I am more used to dealing with Texecom Veritas...

Me too!

Were you thinking of one of these ?

Drier - usually refers to when things are not as wet i.e. they are drier. Whereas Dryer - comes from the word dry, therefore a machine to dry your hands (IMO) should be a dryer! I.e. it is a 'doing' word, if that makes sense.

Which alarm panel are you using and what new bell box have you bought?

To Ericmark: Thanks for that bit of info I'll take it up with the powers that be and see what they have to say about it.

Could you enlarge on this for me, as we have an old Oxford welder where I occasionally work, which will need testing shortly.

I agree, but I was rather under the impression that they were referring to Zs and Ze values for the whole installation. By providing an MEIWC looks more professional, it is not something a DIYer is likely to do and it also covers your back should anyone come along and start complaining that...