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swapped them over now no lights working

so tried what i said above and 2 lights come on with 1 switch and nothing happens with the other 2. Is that because i have the wrong red in with com? confusing where it is upside down from old switch just to add the 2 blacks have red sleeves if that matters?

sorry rushed into that. neither red are doubled over. i'm pretty sure one red was in the com on the top left where you have put the red line. Does that go in the bottom left com then? and the other red and 2 blacks into the 3 1 ways? THe black were in the bottom of the old socket, but as i said...

you are a star! much appreciated!

You're confused! ok it's a switch not a socket. I've just replaced 15 sockets so socket blind! Here's the old switch and the new. As well as the 2 red jumpers shown in the old switch which i need to transfer to the new, there are 2 cables in the wall so I have 2 reds and 2 blacks. Ignore the...

Was replacing a 3 gang lisse light switch and as I unscrewed the facia some of the wires came out. I can't tell which as two looked to be still tightened and 2 were completely loosened so no idea where from. Added to that the new lisse socket has different connections to the old one. soooo Light...

managed to fix it but no idea how. Must of been some dust. I took the button panel out gave it all a good clean and voila.

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I have an lgle5300 which has started playing up, As soon as its switched on the volume is rising up to max and the power switch is flashing white. Any ideas how to fix or at the least how to disconnect the tv buttons so that only the remote controls the volume. i tried disconnecting the board...

I dont know what the unit is called but below is a photo from the fridge companies website. One of their engineers called me. He said it's likely either the compressor has gone (circa £800) but I don't think is the case as it sounds like it's running. or needs gassing? The engineer was somewhere...

Reluctant to write off a £3k fridge that easy

what do you mean buy 3 50cm doors and pack out the rest?

Anyone have any experience with a Carel easy thermostat for a fridge? http://alfaco.hu/file/CarelENG/PJEZ.pdf I moved into a new house which has a corner fridge which is basically a corner cupboard with one of these thermostats and cooler. It's recently risen in temperature and showing 9 on it...

SO looks like i need bespoke. I need 188cm wardrobe and part of that needs to be less deep than the other. I could fit the carcass easy enough but I would need bespoke doors. I could use Ikea/B&Q doors which are 50cm each but that's 150cm leaving 38cm. it will look odd not extending the entire wall.

i've seen that. thanks. I can have normal hanging for the second half of the wardrobe. It's the first half that's the problem so need to make that shelves/drawers. It's finding ready made doors and how best to transition from shallower depth to deeper.

I looked at ikea. My problem is I have limited depth for part of the wall, hence looking like i need bespoke. Height floor to ceiling is about 2.4m so quite high as well

Yes considering it if I dont need to use a router. I'm no professional but it doesnt seem that difficult once I have my measurements. Just need to find some videos or websites with guides ideally. Seems to be, build a base, box out the carcass, top board near ceiling and roberts your mums...

I'm going to attempt some fitted wardrobes but have a tricky situation where the depth is limited by a door opening on one side (about 53cm deep) and i then need to come out further to allow clothes hanging (approx 60cm) I'm barely confident on making the carcass but not confident enough to make...

I'll have to dig out the paperwork. It just says eco compact valiant. It looks to be the same or very similar to the combi I had in my old house with no emersion. But they all look the same to most of us.

Thanks. What would the fault be doing? Are you saying if it weren't for the fault I could turn off the emersion and all hot water would come from the combi? Why would they keep the emersion if the combi can service the house? surely it's more cost effective to just use the combi?