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Wrap a bit of thick duct tape around the tip of the latch pin to see if it is not just mating up mechanically properly. Perrhaps you have been sold a faulty one.

A bit of a long shot but also check the steam hose isn't leaking and blowing steam onto an electrical component or has condensation dripping off it on to something

Probably turps, brasso or any spirit based product should remove it.

Screw and glue a piece of ply or mdf to the back of it with suitable length screws and fill the crack with caulking.

What is the model number

One of these perhaps https://www.screwfix.com/p/flomasta-push-fit-flexible-waste-pipe-white-40mm-x-500-1420mm/850JN?tc=BA7&gclsrc=aw.ds&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=22609679254&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI3ZC8tKackAMV1qJQBh2lQCFeEAQYECABEgKX0PD_BwE Flomasta Push-Fit Flexible Waste Pipe White 40mm x 500 -...

In a previous post you said you had narrowed the problem down to the control board did you replace it. Below is the result of a google search. Zipper has not been on the site for a few years now so doubt he will be able to advise this time The F11 error on a Whirlpool washer indicates a...

https://www.spares2you.co.uk/k-2-1.673-221.0/?srsltid=AfmBOoqBSBoMisY4plmLwyUwC_q53k-IVs0B8WWBbGfvbAy5ygiaWb3m If this isn't your model then google search for an exploded parts diagram

If no one can help try here https://www.magimix.co.uk/content/12-spare-parts

Again just a guess, but I would think it is probably the IC on the back of the board that has failed. Capacitors usually become bloated when they fail so physically check that first, You have established that it is the board that is faulty and cannot locate one, so contact Vent Axia and ask them...

It doesn't seem like you have much choice. Look for some recycled ones if your budget is that tight, but £30 for a pair of taps doesn't seem out of reach.

What do you mean by the board is dead? I may be wrong but doubt it is a resistor that has failed. One of the capacitors is much more likely. you can't get an accurate reading measuring of components in circuit. Have you tried changing the jumper to a different position to see if it works at...

Has the board that was under the box been taken up and refitted at some stage. Ii looks like there may be a gap at the joint. That would allow cold air from the void to rise up under the box. May just need sealiing once you have removed the mould

Probably just need new washers. Google how to change a tap washer.

Do you mean one of these https://www.toolstation.com/plumbing/traps-wastes/c1446?mkwid=_dm&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=17808462610&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIqq_qvqiWkAMVTaJQBh1qLxNUEAAYAiAAEgJGoPD_BwE

https://www.nationalplastics.co.uk/kayflow-ogee-ext-stopend-l-h-white.html perhaps

A length of this perhaps https://www.wholesaleglasscompany.co.uk/shop/bottom-j-channel-8-11-6-32mm.html?gad_campaignid=17424719447&gad_source=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI5-KV4oOQkAMVspRQBh3YcybiEAQYDCABEgKPaPD_BwE

https://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/replacing-honeywell-t40-t6360b-thermostat-for-wireless-stat.351384/

Standard kitchen cabinet dimensions in the UK generally follow these measurements: base cabinets are typically 720mm high and 560mm deep (excluding the worktop), with common widths of 300mm, 400mm, 600mm, 800mm, and 1000mm. Wall cabinets usually have a standard depth of 300mm and come in heights...

Do people think a plumber would not charge to come and find the cause of a leak and not charge. I think if I was prepared to go and assess the damage then I would be providing a service that should be paid for. Especially when it's not going to be a pop in job. Time and travelling expenses that...