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Brownish water its not hot chocolate or anything its just a bit off , thought this may be because some additive has used "Sentinel" sticker on the boiler. I have a feeling its when the boiler switches on after being off for a while, its funny though as even when the water is vented from...

OK thanks that's very useful, when topping up the EV do I have to drain the system of water, I read somewhere that I have to do this?

I cant actually see where the water is coming from as everything is dry except for the PCB plastic housing, I will have to sit and watch it Going to check the EV when I get home, I'm hoping it just needs pumping up but knowing my luck the bottomless pit that is my boiler will require a new one.

Hmmm, not sure if i understood all of that, can you paint me a picture :D as far as I can tell cant I just tee a new EV into the return pipe? think I will test the suspect faulty one first by pressing in the valve centre pin, if I get water then its knackered, if air then it jut needs...

Thanks, you say easy job and I'm sure it is, but i wouldn't know where to start, and chance you could list what is required?

I have a Baxi 105e and has yet another problem :evil: The boiler is in my garage, yesterday evening a pool of water was present below the boiler and the pressure had dropped to below 0.5bar. The water is brown so it must be from the CH. I represured it and left it. This morning another pool of...

My apologies to the lover I must learn to relax. I did the HND at day release and night school, it took ages, I did ONC, OND HNC Then HND, 5 years in total. Its all theory and maths... loads of maths, no hands on at all, Constantly working out every single part of all manor of circuits with...

Although I get mighty p****d off when I hear heating and aircon types talking about High Voltage Alternating Current! High voltage AC is considered as over 1000V AC this is only 230V AC :roll: P.S I have a HND in Electrical engineering, 2391, and 17th edition, is that enough for you?

Cheers mike, got some from TLC London: I'm not talking Ingress Protection I'm talking Internet Protocol, The X300 is basically a switching device that can be controlled via the internet. Its got a snazzy interface and add ons (like a plug on thermostat) im using it to turn my heating on and...

I just googled the Tcon board number and loads were offered including the ebay one. What didn't work was when I googled the TV model number that was a waist of time.

I must admit I was a bit worried myself but for 18squid I wasn't bothered. it was described as a T-Con board taken from a TV with a smashed screen, fully functional and tested. The seller is a pro and it did state that if there was a problem a refund was available immediately. I'm not sure...

The T-Con board model number is V320B1-C The TV Model Number is LE32R41BX In case yr wondering the t-con board was second hand from a smashed TV

I need to find a Din Mountable relay, 12coil with Double pole 230V contacts out. I don't want a contractor as such as the thing that's doing the switching is an IP controlled thermostat supplied by these people http://www.controlbyweb.com/ and is not mains voltage. The problem with the...

Update: Got a T-Con board from ebay, 18 quid, fitted it TV work fine now, Hurrray! Thank for the advice!

It was about 700 at the time, its a bit annoying I must admit, Iv got a new Tosh coming tomorrow, better spec and half the price. Looking at various blogs it seems a recurring problem so I guess im unlucky. Thanks for the advice

Thats really usefull thanks guys. I just got a new TV on order yesterday trying my luck with Toshiba, but I may look for this part at some point you never know someone may be selling one on ebay worth a try as the TVs only 3 years old

Thanks for all the advise, To conclude, when I buy the studs Im taking a tape measure with me! :D

Ahaaa, thats the kind of straight forward answer i wanted. So regular 4x2 = 4x2 but CLS 4x2 = nothing like 4x2, genious! Thanks for puting me straight again, its a big help.

Thanks fellas, its a bit of a bugger actually, I have had an archetect do some drawings for a garage conversion Im doing and hes specified 100 x 50 for the studs, insuated with 65mm Celotex inbetween studs, leaving a 35mm cavity, looks like the cavity will be 24mm, do you think the building...

Was looking on my local builders web site tonight as I need to get some timber for stud walls. I was looking for 100 x 50mm CLS anyhow found it no probs but the description puzzled me a bit (as follows) CLS Ex 100 x 50mm Stud Timber CLS is the ideal timber for constructing stud walls, it is...