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We're using Dulux Satinwood paint for metal and wood. It's the water based one and not the solvent based variety. It seems to react with the paint beneath it especially on factory primed MDF. I think we're going to change what paint we're using so I'm looking for recommendations. We used to use...

Hi, I've recently moved into a place that has what looks to me like a kind of door kit that includes lining, architrave, hinges, locks and of course the door. I need to replace one but don't know what to look for. Does anyone recognise it and can point me in the right direction?

I guess I could as it's bound to be some kind of transistor driving the relay. Trouble is, we had to do the dishes handraulicly this evening so i'm not sure that the other half will wait any length of time. I might just have another quick look at the PCB to see if I can see a transistor though...

I just found the correct part on the Bosch website https://www.bosch-home.co.uk/store/12015029 but it costs too much to make an economical repair. I might have risked it for 50 quid but not for £111. The dishwasher is 4 or 5 years old so I guess it's time for a new one.

Yeah I googled EPG70002 too but I am unsure as to what the 9001 140 272 code means as other EPG70002 units have different codes. I'm worried that its the same board with different firmware.

9001 140 272

Thanks. I'm pretty sure that the heat pump has no mains because it has to go through those relays. I'm not so sure about the thermistor though I think I would see an E11 fault if the thermistor was faulty. Shame because it's a decent dishwasher and I can't find a replacement PCB.

Yes. they are short when coil is energised.

I have a Bosch Dishwasher Serie 4 (SMS50C26UK/D3) that is showing E02. According to this website E02 is a Heater Relay fault. I have removed the computer from the appliance and removed the relays (there are two) from the PCB and tested them out of circuit to ensure they operate correctly. They...

The shared drain does but i'm talking about the pipe running up to the property.

I was assuming that the current drain runs up the centre of the garden perpendicular to the property therefore the inspection chamber is now off to one side.

Woody, please see attached.

I'll probably have to provide a soakaway for the rainwater then. I might put a short stack in the WC (over the handbasin height) with an AAV to connect branches to for grey water. I don't know of an alternative for the kitchen gully as the sink will be located under the window and the trap will...

There is a utility behind the WC so it is the washing machine drain on the left. Also need a drain for the hand.basin in the WC. The one on the right is for the kitchen and rainwater which is the current arrangement.

Yes, thats much better and yes the manhole would have looked crap there. I guess I was fixated on the assumed position of the current drain. Thank's for that.

I think I see what you're getting at. Does the attached arrangement look better? The gully is roddable.

I thought the same about the rodding but then I figured it would be as difficult if it were to go vertically into the floor.

I need a little help with the arrangement of the drains and vent stack. Please see attached image. The vent pipe has a soil, bath and hand basin connection to the first floor bathroom (not shown) and then goes through the tiled room into the roof void where it travels horizontally for a section...

I recently moved a bathroom into another room and the BCO made me put a stub stack on the outside where the soil pipe came through the wall. I am going to be building an extension and have a similar situation however, i'd like to put the soil through the floor and out through the foundation...

We've got quite a lot of furniture bought a few years ago from Oak Furniture Land. Most of it is still in good nick but the pieces that were in the kids rooms have aged badly due to them not using coasters for drinks etc. There are no rings but the finish has started to 'peel' revealing the wood...