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Ah right cheers. I guess my father-in-law will know how to use it properly!

Hi, Thanks all. I bought that one. It seems a bit erratic though. It "works" on most things but not the cable from the kettle to the socket ... even when the kettle is definitely on! Then, if I hold it in a certain way, it does work! Is this why they are "dangerous" or do I have a dodgy...

I've had an extension reel for years and it has this plastic thing on it: I've just bought a new reel and it has one too !!! What's it for? :? Cheers.

Hi, Thanks for all the help. Here it is installed! BTW is there any paint that will stick to the lower brown bit to make it black?

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Cheers mate, I appreciate your helpfulness.

Brilliant, thank you very much for that! I couldn't resist messing so I turned it off and on again (I'm more familiar with computers than dishwashers!) and it went through ok. It's only about 10 days old so if it goes bonkers again, they can get round here especially considering what it...

Sorry, it's a G5985 SCVi XXL Cheers.

Hi, Error code F79 came up on a cycle that didn't even start. I've scoured the web and can't find this code! Any help please?

Sorry to be a pain but I'm a bit spooked now. It's this one, yes? http://www.amazon.co.uk/FLUKE-1AC-II-VOLTALERT-Sound/dp/B004VQE6OK/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_nC?ie=UTF8&colid=20HIWDLNEEHZT&coliid=I2UIPCCEEWOFBC

Thank you very much for that but Penryn Plastics gave me a bit. Charnwood: Really, I see. Just that rubber washer thing?

There's a 2AC too on Amazon?

So, which one is that?

So! A friendly supplier cut-off a bit of pipe, now I have all bits! Do the seals, which are like rubber rings, need any kind of grease or something to make them water-proof? Ta.

... my father-in-law is none of those things!

OMG :shock:

I'm sorry but I must've been a complete numpty and not explained myself properly with all of my "examples"! Basically, my father-in-law comes over now-and-then to do a bit of electrical work. He is a retired electician and likes to use, what I call, a "volt-stick" now and then. BUT, he often...