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We have the exact same problem with our Bosch. What you have described is the drain pump is running continuouslywhich indicates the anti-flood device has been activated. If you remove the machine and take the sides of to look in the base, or just remove and tip it side to side or front and...

The TVs power cable has an IEC plug for the connection to the TV, so that can be unplugged from the TV if it needs servicing.

I dont have the wireless model you have but even with the slimmest wall mounts like I have used you will still have space for a normal socket or normal FCU if you place it to the side of the TV not directly behind in the middle. You wont see the socket. See pictures below.

Modular Keystone fascias 50x25mm: http://www.rainforddatacom.co.uk/Voice/keystone_modules.htm :)

We are using the Thermolay electric cable system in our bathrooms to warm the tiled floor and are very happy with it. As others have said if it is just the tiles you want to warm it is fine but it wont heat the whole room. They do a few different systems. Have a look at: http://www.timeguard.com

Who is the manufacturer of the ones you currently have? They may have euro sized modules you could clip your keystone jacks into. Alternatively in the picture below it looks like the keystone jacks on the MK are clipped in. I doubt anywhere sell the euro module without the keystone jacks but...

When I was looking for the faceplates for my home network I found the same thing. I couldn't get the MK modules for less than £6 and I needed 24. In the end I went for RJ45 keystone jacks and dual shuttered faceplates which worked out alot cheaper. I used ones made by Philex. Philex has a...

It is in bottom part of a cupboard above the worktop and accessible just standing in front of the cupboard. Better than having 6 visible FCU on the wall tiles above the worktop.

We have a grid switch in our Kitchen. It is located in the back of one of the cupboards. http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r73/nickp8/XL800723.jpg It is made by RPP. http://www.proteusswitchgear.co.uk/product_details.asp?product=4251

OhGranny start your own thread instead of jumping on someone elses!

A water leak in the garage caused the RCD to trip and that has been fixed.

Just after midnight this morning while watching tv the main RCD tripped on the consumer unit. None of the MCBs had gone off. I reset the RCD and checked the fridge etc was back on. Everything was fine afterwards so I went to bed. This morning woke up and house was cold, water cold. Went in...

Above is correct. I just replaced our T6360 for a Honeywell DT200 digital stat. You can get the instruction manual for the T6360 here: http://www.screwfix.com/search.do;jsessionid=YUJIVN3PRKH2KCSTHZOCFFA?_dyncharset=UTF-8&fh_search=t6360

He left the box the new seal came in behind. Just had a look and inside are two of the stickers you mentioned. Will fill one out and stick it on the boiler. Thanks.

Dont know if he did as I wasnt in the garage. What is a FGA? I cleaned up the base and removed the nuts before putting the cover back on. Didnt see a sticker anywhere no.

Thanks. Checked, and double checked earlier that the cover is on properly and sealed all the way round before switching it back on.

British Gas told us it needs a new heat exchanger plus other parts, and it would be about 4 hours labour.

http://www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=1071361 Following on from my previous thread above the Vaillant engineer has just been. He said British Gas were lying and just using scare tactics and the boiler is fine! He said he replaced one part a sealing gasket and everything else is...

Oh thanks. Was getting worried there!

Do you mean they say they will do it but wont? I rang some local independant companies who are listed on Vaillant's site but they said it would cost them £300+ to get the heat exchanger alone. What do you recommend I do?