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We have a Bristan Jute Basin Mixer (Part Number: JU BASNW C) and the handle has become stiff to operate (both on/off and hot/cold.) The tap is over 7 years old, so out of guarantee, but appears to be a current model...

We are planning an ensuite for our bedroom and need a hot water supply for the hand basin; it needs to be electric, heating mains CW (too far from the DHW supply to have an acceptable dead leg length.) We are thinking of using a a Zip InLine ES Instantaneous Water Heater 3.1 kW which would...

Thanks for the link, squeaky - I had searched before I posted, but hadn't gone as far back as 2003.

I am planning to have an en-suite (shower, basin, WC) in our upstairs front bedroom and would appreciate advice on whether my idea for the water supply is suitable (or whether there are better alternatives.) Existing setup: family bathroom (upstairs off the back of the house) has a...

I need to patch-repair some blown rendering on a garage, and assume that the best mix would be 5-6 parts Plastering Sand to 1 part Cement and 1 part waterproof PVA (unless anyone suggests a better mix?) Given that the weather in the next few days should be quite warm, which cement would be...

I'm pleased to say that the dryer is up and running again (for the while at least.) Encouraged by the helpful replies suggesting that it was worth having a go, I opened up the lid and found the problem - a burnt-out Neutral wire and connector block at the connection between the supply cable...

Burnt-out Neutral wire inside Zanussi TD100 Tumble Dryer

Thanks for the suggestions zipper (what was obvious to you was less so to me - and to others with basic TDs.) To answer your points in turn Yes, the drum turns easily by hand; There is no sound at all from the motor, and the pilot light is NOT lit - so I'll have a look at the door switch in...

We have a Zanussi TD100 Tumble Dryer which today stopped working in mid-run. I have checked that there is power to the socket, and the 13A fuse has not blown. What I would like is a (constructive) steer towards the next step(s). I have searched on this site & others, and have not found any...

Thank you EFLImpudence, it works easily with the uncoupled one on the bench. (I must have been lucky to get the old tube out without rotating it - obviously T8 and T12 fittings are different.) Just the sort of advice I had hoped for. Happy Christmas.

I'm trying to replace theT8 tubes (of various sizes) in the counter lights in my kitchen. I managed to remove the old tubes, but now I cannot get the new tubes to fit into the holders - the pins on the tubes will not fit into the sockets at the ends of the fittings. (I haven't had this...

End fittings for T8 Fluorescent Light Fittings for kitchen counter lighting

Thanks again - I'll give it a go after the weekend. [BTW, I'm happy to accept that part number 172697 will fit- I just looked at the espares website which didn't list our machine as one that would.]