Recent content by lxhrn

Yep…damaged the unit. Replaced with a new one and all good. Thanks all.

I can definitely see that :LOL:

Wired up correctly and got a little bit of light

No multi meter to hand but i can sort one out and test tomorrow. As far as the wiring goes in the second image does this look correct as long as brown wires in terminal block are properly installed?

I mirrored the wiring on my old fitting like this and got no power whatsoever Sorry about the diagrams lol

Looked like this

Replacing an old bathroom light that takes a G10 bulb with one single LED downlight, link below. https://www.screwfix.com/p/luceco-ftype-fixed-fire-rated-led-downlight-white-600lm-6w-220-240v/7046t My current wiring looks like this: Inside of the downlight to be installed: After i...

Before i look at chopping away too much. As a fail safe....how do you get into those black crimps? Is a special tool needed?

Removed plasterboard from porch after having an external door removed and uncovered a junction b.... Rich runs upwards from this point to the left under my bay window all the way to the inside of my porch... Ends at my master socket in my hallway which I use a splitter connection for my...

Just had a new door installed and an outside door in the arched doorway was removed. Not sure why people have 2 doors to be honest... As you can see from the photos the thin decorative bricks have been cut away to make way for the door which has since been removed and I would like to refurbish...

Sounds like boxing in will be the best option, thanks for your help on this one. South East. The cable runs across my loft and actually runs past where i would like it to be positioned!

Looking to box in this ugly arrangement on my landing wall upstairs, above two bedroom doors. If I box it in how it is now I will have trouble accessing the consumer unit. I want to move the components highlighted in the red square next to my consumer unit to make boxing in an easier job. Has...

Electric mains supply layout

My house