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Thanks Dan, somewhat more constructive. Just spoken to my man again who's going to come and clean up pilot and injector before we throw it on the scrap heap!

Hi Tony, yes, he's being paid hansomely!! The reason for me putting the board in is he is very busy and couldn't return for a number of days and my 91yo grand mother is stressed without heat and hot water. She has no other means of getting hot water as there is no emersion heater. He...

Hi My grand mother has a Glowworm 35F fuelsaver. It's a very old system with motorised switchmaster, grundfos external pump etc. It's been fine but recently developed a fault. The pilot is coming on when the system is requesting heat and then there is a constant spark from pilot as if it's...

Ah, ok - takes me back to my physics days, Power = Volts x Amps or something? So it's got a 6a fuse, therefore it can have a load of 230 x 6 = 1380w. So if I had every light on in the house and every outlet was at it's max, I'd be pushing it. What's the rules on that then? Should I use a...

I reckon if I counted to the max on every light and included the strips and spots on max, I'm looking at heading towards 1600! I'm guessing that would be too much?

It's either 760 or 800 - not sure if one is a 60 or 100w! Will check the fuse rating and post back tomorrow...

Rest of the downstairs lighting circuit is as follows: 2 x tripe bulb dangly jobbie 1 x quad halogen light 3 x Single danglies Outside single wall light plus single garage dangly at present Will check the fuse rating and re-post. Thanks Simon

Yep dangly as in a ceiling rose. Not 100% sure what's on the same circuit at present. I'll have to double check in the fusebox, I think it's the downstairs lighting circuit. Again, not 100% sure of fuse in there either at present...

Hi, I currently have a single dangly light in my garage. I'd like to replace that with two strip lights and a double spotlight for my dartboard!! Can I use all the existing wiring and switches and simply run cables in parallel to the new lights from the dangly connectors? Thanks Simon