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That's notification to building control and a certificate to BS7671.

His actual words were 'Part P cert'. What do you think was meant by 'cert'?

Part P is a building regulation. How do you certify a building regulation? You can however, comply with a building regulation.

Yes, Napit has certfied that the installer has 'notified building control', complied with Part 4 (Supervision of Building Work Otherwise than by Local Authorities) because of 'self certification and part 7 which relates to materials and workmanship. Yes, Napit has certified that the installer...

One of the appliance videos suggested that the solenoid plunger can get stuck, so perhaps that's what's happened. I gave the solenoid plunger, spring and the bore a good clean, put it all back, but didn't connect it. I then filled the salt reservoir with some salt, enough for the light to go...

.....of BS7671 and notification to building control.

A regulation with requirements is still not a certificate :)

Part P is a building regulation, not a certificate.

Assuming that is it, which I think it is as it's on the salt reservoir, I've had the valve out. It appears normally closed, with a plunger going into an inner pipe. So I'm imagining that when the coil is energised, the plunger comes back, allowing water to flow? The plunger doesn't appear to be...

Thanks. I've had a quick look, is this it, circled? I've unplugged it as you can see, need to see what I've got to draw the water out of the reservoir

Salt empty again! I'm going to need to find out what I need to know about this dishwasher as this is simply quite frustrating!

It sounds as though the inherent issue is with the manufacturer. I wonder who it is? Hopefully it's not a manufacturer which I swear by!

We'll see what happens next, I've given it a good clean. Checked the salt lid and it doesn't appear contaminated to suggest that the lid is leaking...... I've really only just noticed this issue. This is my partners dishwasher. My own one at my place is a Bosch and I can throw anything at that...

It's set fine, it hasn't been adjusted, it's been fine for years until the last few months.

A Zanussi ZDT21006FA dishwasher is going through salt. I can fill the sump up and it'll be gone in days. I've inspected the cap and gasket, cleaned it all out but usage is still high. Any suggestions?

When I did mine, I drew my own on Sketchup. I only needed the OS map to show where the property is.

This is an interesting one. Years ago I appealed my tax band, as I'm a band higher than some of my neighbours, for the same size house, but it got rejected. Saturday I was talking to my neighbour, who had an extension built one year after mine, he had put in the application a few years ago and...

I wonder if a good undercoat under would help?

You can paint it with Zinsser 123, then you can go over that with what ever paint you like.

Don't know the exacts, can't remember, so let's say it was 250mm then, as it certainly wasn't the 150mm's, the build over pipe was MUCH bigger than the 150mm's leaving the house.