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I hate places like that. Also hate replacing fuses and not realising a big bank of florries have been left on that can make ya jump :mrgreen:

You are right on this one buddy I would not want any tom dick and Harry pulling head fuses willy nilly shame the electrical forum doesn't have a sparks only area like the CC in the plumbing thread i reckon this would make a good debate You are right not to discuss it too much on here...

That might be so but telling somebody they can't do it and then proceed to do it yourself is still hypocritical in my book OP to answer you question as others have done so before no you cannot legally remove the service fuse However you can't legally do most things nowadays and since when...

I am not advocating that a diyer should attempt this work in anyway But giving advice that it is illegal to do so and then do it yourself day to day is a bit hypocritical Yes of course removing the seal is illegal but we all have/will and continue to do so In the good old days when your...

Ok admit who here as a genuine sparky hasn't pulled a service fuse ? be honest we have all done it numerous times doesn't make it right but have you waited around for the DNO to do it for you when you are on a board change. I have had the DNO connect the tails to the new meter on new builds...

Got to admit north of £800 for a days labour is a bit steep Crikey I am happy with £200 a day if I can get it. The poor sods on the minimum wage don't see that in a month Still if you can command that kind of salary and achieve it good luck to you

Hello Martin I have had my kit for about 6 months now and have not had any problems done about 100 sockets and switches or so in Aeriated/Cinder/Concrete blocks soft red and yellow block and flittings with no problems Spare parts can be ordered direct from the company but I have not felt...

Would it be ok to run the condense into a 1 1/2" waste pipe running from the bath it is by far closest run for me and if so can I get a solvent weld 1 1/2" to 3/4" reducer or even 1 1/2" to 1 1/4" then 1 1/4" to 3/4" ? My plumber guy is coming round to hang the boiler on the wall and do the...

Wan*er True though I admit it :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

Check your outsides drain your toilet blocking could be a symptom of a blockage elsewhere

I have this set and it is excellent http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Quadcut-Multi-Kit-Electricians-Square-Hole-Cutter-SDS-/130463268266?pt=UK_BOI_Materials_Supplies_Electrical_ET&hash=item1e60377daa

No sweat no offence taken I am not expecting any friends on this topic and I honestly do not have any idea what heartache ideal products have caused people in the past and would not make light of the subject If I have offended anybody then I am truly sorry it was not my intention If you...

What#s the price difference ?

That's a very strong opinion and of course you are justified and entitled to it. If I am to make a mistake it will be one made with the benefit of hindsight knowing the history of what is written here. But what if a company not necessarily Ideal thought hard about this and have developed a...

I know there is a lot of hatred for Ideal on this forum and who can blame you to be honest. I think they may have started to pull things round with the Logic but hey what do I know :D What would it take for you to start fitting Ideal again ?

Sounds about right I think we paid around £50 for the certificate can't remember what the service cost though the OH dealt with it and split the cost with her sister as they inherited the estate

Not up on the terminology as I am not a heating engineer but I know they did a full service and safety check but wouldnt know what this involved I am guessing checking for combustion and gas analysis etc :?

Solicitors ask a lot of questions we had this when we sold the mum in laws after she died, we could not find the certificate or any servicing records and had to have a inspection done at our cost before our buyers would sign the contract

Brilliant !! :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: