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how about this study, do you believe this one? http://www.livescience.com/20005-atheists-motivated-compassion.html :wink:

http://coreysviews.wordpress.com/2010/12/22/list-of-atheist-charities/ Truth hurts eh?

you believe every "comprehensive study" ever made I suppose? you will have to do better than that mate

absolute *******s....... links to back up your claims please

I give to charity and I'm an athiest I'm also willing to bet I am not the only one

Fact? Really? How have you come to that conclusion???

yep that's normal for canned rotors (the type of pump) whether you need a new pump or not requires more info but water dribbling out when you unscrew the bleed cap is not indicative of a problem Matt

Did whoever fitted it not make sure that you were left with a working heating system? some pics may be useful/entertaining we love Photos :D Matt

No you are not right I take it that its an RCD that's tripping? (does it have a test button on it?) It is likely tripping because it is detecting a neutral/earth fault and the neutral isn't switched via the timer (its permanently connected) Regardless of what Madrab is saying This is MORE...

Sorry I have to disagree It is not unusual for them to short to the case at all Matt

But nice that you have found the time to add to it :wink:

Just a quick pointer on this Ian, a bottom stat that has failed closed will operate the upper elements cutout regardless of whether it is getting used or not due to it being immersed in the same body of (overheated) water there is no need to change both, but due to the low price of them,agreed...

Don't worry about it The orange wire is a feed from the valve not to it Although the orange wire will be live when the hotwater is calling, this will have no impact on the valves motoring mechanism Matt

I think there is a 2 port on the downstairs manifolds supply the way I read it

No you are correct but the microswitch only comes into play whist central heating only is in demand Now does the same problem occur when Hot water only is selected is so then it is not a problem with the valve (unless you have multiple faults) Matt

You are not on your own Eddie you could always get a professional in, sometimes it pays to you know!

Funny enough we were just talking about the rooftop gig the other day cheers bodgeit

but it isn't blocking your drive, do both vehicles belong to the same household? the black one is parked on the drive (which is not obstructed) the silver one is parked on the adjacent garden which although is obviously being used as a parking space and looks restricted by the bt box doesn't...

That looks like a contact out of a switch, did it fall out of the box or the actuator itself? though If your new actuator is working correctly I wouldn't worry about it, it has probably just slipped in there during packing Matt

yes they will climb up a cavity wal (well rats do anyway) in most modern houses the stud walls will have horizontal sections in the walls older houses (lath and plaster) generally don't, how old is the house?