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It would be easier to change the MCB that protects the 6mm cable to a 32A one than fit an FCU and your local Screwfix or Toolstation will supply an SELV fan with transformer.

Make and model would help.

Sorry I should have answered no to question 2 as woody has. It should not be constructed of absorbent materials so cannot bridge the cavity with moisture. Plus in your case you apear to have cavity wall insuation so unless you had a hose pipe directed straight at it then no moisture is likely to...

Shouldn't the pump control be set on a number instead of test position. According to blurb they have a 25 year warranty. Start up and commisioning section of this might help if you are new to the system. https://www.johnguest.com/sites/jg/files/2022-01/JG-UFH-Tech-Guide-Z2105-387-0116WEB.pdf

I think a better explanation about "change the programme settings" might help. Do you mean when you first switch on or part way through a cycle. Do you have the same problem with all programmes ie. wash, spin only, dry only? You need to identify the wires you refer to better, as I am not...

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Does that apply to gas pipes as well ,as I often see unused capped off pipes that have not been removed at the supply end and worry about the safety of them being left like that

Looking at what appears to be a lot of cracking of the render I wouldn't waste money having it painted. Have the old render knocked off and redone.

I would think it would need testing before and after by a gas safe engineer to ensure there are no leaks anywhere

Can you get it through the hole that is already drilled in the noggin

Won't that defeat the object of closing the gap in order to make it weatherproof.

How long do you spend admiring a garage door. Or is it a fetish I have never heard of.

Why can't you drill a hole in the floor and fit a galvonised bolt on the outside...

Might find some here https://www.georgebarnsdale.co.uk/profiles-and-detail/ or might have to get 42mm rebated and make it up with beading...

Number equals mm's

https://www.screwfix.com/p/flomasta-plastic-brass-part-3-bottom-entry-fill-valve-1-2-/172PW?gclsrc=aw.ds&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=19822796606&gclid=Cj0KCQjwm6POBhCrARIsAIG58CLJLmt4MTtrE0XXDaNtrohWIt65Ek0eCnG8Dkeum3yguuA7GlqSseYaAi5ZEALw_wcB

External wiring? (supply to boiler)

As #2. Regulator failure is common and usually mechanically obvious on inspection.

Not 100% sure but it sounds like yor grill may be working normally but your oven regulator has failed as you suspect. If the grill was overheating then the overheat stat woulld trip and switch it off. Does it have a selector switch that turns it on/off independantly.

The TLC one should be helpful