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yes you can disconnect and reconnect the bayonet push the bayonet up slightly and twist the knurled bit the bayonet will then release. to reconnect push up and twist to relock don't be confused by the NCS's these are purely to advise that the cooker does not meet the current safety standards...

LE? LF is the most common and covers at least 10 different faults on these tubs of lard ! none that i know relate to a PCB issue!

hardly big or fat either of them, if you can't deliver then don't advertise - simple! if my wife and I go out, i would probably go back for more, whereas thgood lady would struggle to eat ½ a portion, at £12 a head I would expect less than 1% to eat more than £10 worth of food if brought...

it will be in your service and user instruction book which your installer should have left you!

there is an even better one 8 sausages part of 3 for a tenner reduced to £3.33 !! thats in our local ASDA :lol:

unless you live in a conservation area, Solar panels so long as they follow the roof line can be installed without planning permission similarly you build as much or as little of agreed planning as you wish. say you applied for a 2 storey 10 x 6 metre extension then you built the 2 floor only...

yeah minutes !! their warranty isn't worth the paper it's written on!! they sold the EVO range with 3 years warranty and then denied it saying was only 2 and still refused to honour a warranty on an 1 year 11 month old boiler with PCB failure. To88ers

hell will freeze over before i'd install another heap of shiite from the worst manufacturer in the world!! crap company, crap customer service, crap attitude to installers!! and you still want one? :?

personally i would never use rated people, check a cowboy sorry trade or any of the multitude of leeeches that rob the tradesmen of hard earned just to keep them set up as judge & jury of the trades and also isn't it funny how negative comments never appear on these sites! even though every...

i totally agree the sooner tw*ts like the OP appear on a list of known aholes the better I would have walked the minute the idiot started questioning me for a tuppenny job like this. OP GET A LIFE! YOU ARE A CHEAPSKATE!

this is by far the best answer i've seen in the 3 pages, really good idea to get a 2nd check and compare as it may highlight a lack of competence in a particular test (it may not of course if everything is identical) as for the holiday let scenario from experience i find that holiday letters...

similarly i tend to use the 50A round switch rather than the 45A square ones as they seem a little more robust.

don't know why your worrying theres room for at least another 3 or 4 cables in there :lol:

have you tried ikea?

the question was how to work out maximum, whilst diversity can be applied that isn't the maximum load (which of course will be impossible to work out as we all change things constantly) i have on the odd occassion needed to find out the cuase of MCB/RCD trips and it can be quite frightening...

that would be ok for an all night shop! :lol: :lol:

sorry my crystal ball is at the cleaners :lol: maximum demand depends on what you have and how you use each item start with lights and add up all the bulbs 100w, 80w etc then take the total and divide the answer by the incoming voltage this will give you the Amp draw do the same for each...

why would you want to?