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Water can cause rust. Or dirt to move around. If you’re good at that sort of thing, you can remove the switch and take it apart and give it a clean with water and fairy. See if that helps Or will just confirm u need a new switch

well they allow socket rings, so I don't see why they shouldn't allow this! Much more likely to have an open wire on a socket ring

The sensor designed to trip at 75 was tripping, when it shouldn't. (non resetable trip)

ebee, I think the hobs already come with the copper links fitted anyway in this case. And you remove them when 'on the continent'. Well some do. I best look at the instructions at the start of this thread to check! EDIT: The neutrals have a link. Lives don't

Not a massive head. Tank in loft above.

Currently got a hot water cylinder with immersion, gravity feed

That would be an improvement and ok

Thanks. Added with my Favs. I guess I should buy that now and give it a test

could of posted the link :LOL:

gas/oil isn't an option. Either from the lower pressure tank + pump or leccy shower. A short shower for 1 person should cost less than heating a whole tank every day. Only the top of the tank can then be heated for sink use. Anyway maybe cost isn't such a big deal. More having guaranteed...

Yeah I'm already running a Composite PAL video cable. (phono) for it. And it has S Video Will look at the specs for composite then, rather than scart

Don't they all ? Whole point of a digital system

mine is a twin tuner Harddisk recorder. I press a button and I skip 4 minutes in an instant. Also Binary seak. And bookmarks, when going back to a recording

I think Triton was the brand I was going to avoid (but I'm being unfair), due to the thermal cutout sensor tripping when it shouldn't. 75°C and avoid Aqualease Anyway, I want this shower for an E7 flat. I think that is the right thing to do ?

The TV I purchased in 2012, while it didn't have a massive scart connector, as least had a short lead so I could plug one in. My HDD video recorder allows me to skip adverts at the press of a button, so I wouldn't be without it. Also like the series link and automatic title search word...

Nah. No way doing that.

https://www.diy.com/departments/time-white-heat-resistant-3-core-flexible-cable-2-5mm-x-5m/188974_BQ.prd not sure I would use this for a cooker!: https://www.diy.com/departments/time-white-heat-resistant-3-core-flexible-cable-1-5mm-x-1m/5055268786956_BQ.prd

Damm. Looks like B&Q stopped selling it. Maybe no one was buying it!!!! Google it and see if there is a supplier near you. (should someone else see this thread in the future)

Just goto B&Q to get your heat resistant flex (HO5BB-F or HO3V2V2-F) must be cheaper! £19 for loads (not for collection though) https://www.diy.com/departments/time-white-heat-resistant-3-core-flexible-cable-2-5mm-x-5m/188974_BQ.prd https://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/hob-wiring.652400/

I was hoping to purchase a Panasonic TV in BF sales. Before purchasing, I thought I just best check it has a SCART port for use with my beloved HDD video recorder, and it hasn't! Are they still making TV's with SCART? Are adaptors cables available? Any recommendations please ?