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yup lol.

oh ok, just thought i'd check if it needed doing, will get cracking then. 10mm2 wire?

the problem is routing it.. I'd have to go through wall, most likely up through the cavity wall up through loft. the easy bit being getting it down to the MET I think the length of run would be 20 odd.. possibly 30 feet.

its copper

Posted this question in the central heating forum bu told to come here.. Is it mandatory to earth the gas pipe as equipontal bonding? reason I ask is that it will be a tricky and complex job to route the earth wire.

Aye well done there North.. :D

do you have to drain manually or can you set it away and it drains completely?

just a thought, is the edge of the bearing race tapered so it only goes in one way?

no sign of wear on the rubber or damage?

Ive got a matsui fridge freezer that did the same thing. I adjusted the feet so it didnt wobble about and also used a spirit level on the top to get it perfectly level both from font to back and side to side axis. had to use thin wood chocks at the rear as the floors uneven sorted it out great.

wouldnt think it should be glued in. did you take the glass out to clean it? if so take it apart and re-examine how it goes back together?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XaFF2-Rl8Nc can you see the bearings? thought they were sealed up so allready greased. if so I'm not sure vaseline is suitable. this guy taps them in. take your time and dont rush it.

na.. no jobclubs, usually a 2 week "employabilty course" where your told to get a wash and check where your going for an interview the day before, and other gems of knowledge there are places where you go in 1 or 2 days a week per year but nothing going.. certainly not up ere.

after languishing on the dole for a year now, I have been re-examining ways into work.. One option is to spend £2k on a data cabling course (copper and fibre optic) and also apprenticeships.. though not sure if the apprenticeships are just exploited by cpmpanies to get cheap labour.. any...

I've had the cover off but not examined it or how to get it out. I'll have a look tonight, the parts are flipping expensive I think I'll change it instead of messing on fitting a new shower. going by symptoms I'm not sure other components would cause the same effect. I was in it yesterday...

Thanks for all the info people. I don't get regular access to a computer. would have taken pics but my phone isn't a good spec. and don't have a camera. was just looking to see if I could mend it and save a job re-drilling, fiddling with plumbing etc.. didn't realise how expensive the...

Hi all, Just to ask if when I'm fitting a shower or anything else to a tiled wall and the new holes to be drilled are very close to the old ones, how should I fill in the old holes? the new holes being so close that I'd be partially drilling into the old holes.

No Yardie, theres no pcb or anything so guessing theres a mechanical type of activation based on water flow or something. Yep that's the one JJ.. thanks for the info.. wasn't sure if I could fix it

Been looking into a problem with the shower.. sometimes when the control knob is turned the power doesnt come on, so turn it off then on again and ususally works then. I've had the cover off but cant see any wires going to the control knob. so... how do these flipping things work? just...

well... that was a load o cobblers.. trying to sort out the truth by digging all the crap away is hard work..