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If you take the socket topieces you will find two screws these connect to the outside line You only use two wires you have more in case you have more than one line. A pair is wires almost of the same colour. If you have a meter look for a pair of wires with 50V DC on. Thats your phone line...

My friend has a Ford Ka. With the old Kent engine. A spark plug has seized in the head. Terrified it will snap off in the head if I apply to much pressure. Any ideas. Thanks

Just kinda moved so it has never worked for me. Will look at the neutral when it gets warmer.

The stat does not drop back when the room temp drops ie The room gets cold have to turn it manually. There is heater in it I think does that work when heat is demanded. It has three wires one is a neutral it is blue. Do you think it could be missing. It is a new stat. The old one had same prob...

Just cut it off and buy a new one. Simple really

You only need 3 wires on 2 3 5 make sure that the same wires are on the the terminals on every slave socket. BT Guy

Saw an advert for these. How do they do without a flu? I know some had a flu to the outside on the skirting board.

You be a good electrician. But learn to spell simple words it's wiring not wireing.

It is internal have changed the com port same response. Modem no response to diagnostics. Something is holding the port open wondered if there was a easy to find the cause. I am going to change it to a old external one I have. Should have more luck. Thanks for your help

My friends has XP. The modems com port is always open, Have deleted all the dial up networking. Still open. Any ideas

They are just unpaid tax collecters. Normally one ring per floor.

Had the same kind of problem. In this case shock from the sink. It was a self tapper used to hold part of the sink in place had gone through some twin and earth. Get it checked out I do not think it is static. A kichen is too humid.

My fridge compresser seems to be running all the time lately. In the past like six months ago it hardly ran at all. Thought it was the hot weather but its colder now. Tempeature is ok. New fridge time?

Had the same kind of prob. Spray inside of switch with WD40. With power off of course. Worth a try. Only needs a bit of damp to trip it.

Because your digital volt meter is high impedance it will pick up volts everywhere. If you use a analogue meter which has a lower impedance you find probably find you will have zero volts.

If it is a faulty programmer its easy. Turn off the the supply to the heating and programmer. You will find 2 small screws on the bottom of it. Partly unscrew these hinge the unit up and remove. Then replace with new one it just plugs in.

And learn to spell simple words

I had the same problem the flue fan stops when it gets hot. Put a cheque in the post HEHE

They do have a unvented tank with a pressure vessel where the cold feed should be.

Mine I just pushed up in to the dry wall box. As there is no where to terminate them. Plastic switches.