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Cheers. So the fan thing just happens sometimes, not a fault? No, nothing has changed, just the slow flow. Any gas involved fixing the limiter or can I do it?

Hi all. Logic 35 Combi Just lately the hot water has lowed right down. I noticed it because I was filling a bath. It took at least twice as long as usual. There is no issue with the water pressure, cold is fine. One other thing I've noticed. Sometimes, when I turn the cold tap on, the exhaust...

Well, all the above said, it's no different to anything else in this crazy world. Perhaps we are making our bathrooms too comfortable. I'm from the 'Jack Frost' on the windows, boil the kettle days. :giggle:

Yeah. I've taken a good look. They are, without doubt, radiators. My towel rail is the primary/only source of heat in my bathroom, and will be again when it's redone. Same with my downstairs bathroom. I'm curious. What other source of heat are you using and, if you put in a big enough towel rail...

So a towel rail isn't a radiator? I thought they were called radiators because they 'radiate' heat. I've just had a quick scan, some places call them towel rail radiators. I'm not sure the shape defines the description. https://www.stelrad.com/radiators/range/classic-towel-rail/ (y)

Thanks all, crazy. dilalio, towel warmer? Wine?:giggle: Yes, I've seen that anthracite seems to be higher BTUs, stainless steel also seems to give out more heat. I'm quite fancying one of those open bar rads with the flow and return on one side, so you can just slip your towel over. 80mm centres...

Hi all. I'm refitting a small bathroom. Trying to calculate rad size, I get wildly different results from 580 - 1374 BTUs!! All info entered the same. 2.4 x 1.95 x 1.7 1.1 m2 window. Double glazed plastic. One outside wall Heated room below 50mm insulated pitched above I know it's always best to...

Thanks for the reply Trojan. I'll tape it for now, just in case it's needed. I can get to the transformer easy enough, that's in the eaves with no boarding. The terminals may be an issue, they are pretty small, plus I have a separate permanent live going through the grommet so it's a tad...

Hi all. At the moment I have a pull switch in the bathroom that turns the main light and the light over the bath (with transformer) on together. Wiring is, switch - main light - transformer - bath light. I have a second pull switch that turns on the fan. Manrose MF100 T Wiring is, switch - 3a...

Yes, the meter is similar. The solder joints look fine, just the browning to front and back on both joints which originally made me think component failure. No other signs of failure of any other components.

Retested Sunray, using 200 The reading is a solid 22.2 I'm assuming after moving the decimal point that the 200 means, as suspected by most, the resistor is fine?

Detlef. Getting the same with one end disconnected. Different reading each time and reading immediately going to 1

Thanks for all the replies, sorry for the delay, I have it set to notify me if answered but no notifications. Sunray, yes I have a multimeter At 20k I'm getting a different reading every time, anything from 6. something to 19. something but the reading goes back down to 1 every time despite...

Well, in 2017 I was on here asking about fan capacitors. Blow me down (pun intended) here I am again with a similar question. Manrose 'Gold' timer fan, started surging but worked perfectly on timer, so no bearing issues. Eventually it just stopped all together (strangely straight after I'd...

Thanks for the reply JohnD. Sorry, my first pic was sh*^e!! :mrgreen: I have tried again. The right hand side of the shed, which is level with the ground, doesn't appear to have a problem. I need to put a concrete fillet from the concrete path to the outer cladding to stop water ingressing...