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hello all,have a recently fitted consumer unit (jan'03) by the local electricity board. they put in 2 seperate 6mm cables to feed 2 separate showers-1 in the attic ext., 1 in the first floor bathroom. both are served by 32amp mcb's. the attic has a broken 7kw triton shower which needs...

spot on all. neutral on wrong bar. thanks very much :D

bit of a problem which i would be grateful if someone could give me some assistance. bought a new mira sport 9.8 kw shower. bought a new 50amp mcb for an existing contactum split load box and positioned on 80amp 30 ma rcd side. switched on mcb all ok. switched on 45amp cooker type switch...

looks like there's differences of opinion! i've got a reel of 1.5mm earth from a while back, so i'll use that. thanks for the replies.

can't remember my 16th edition. is it 1.5mm earth cable to link with back box on ring main?

thanks. think i agree had a look and decided on 3mm spacers.

could someone please advise what sixe spacers i should use for 330 x 250mm wall tiles please.? are 2mm ok?

cheers mike :) you set my mind at rest.

my mate, no honestly, has cut through his mower cable and wants to reconnect. i gave him a plastic connector block as a temp measure, but for a more permanent job, with added benefit of being able to hang the cable aside from the machine, he wants to fit a connector plug and socket, as supplied...

i'm thinking of buying a sovereign s-class sliding shower door. has anyone experience of using these, with what results. or are there any other makes which you have good performance with. also are there any good websites for purchasing these? thanks for any assistance :)

take the floor boards up above as you were originally thinking and see if the earth has been terminated up there. otherwise you have uncovered a problem that needs solving not hiding.

try a search for dry rot on the building forum. you'll get most of your answers their.

sounds as if you need a partial or more probably a complete rewire. get a pro in to give you an estimate.

try altering the water flow rate into the cistern.

:D thanks ollski. my friend found it b4 i got back to him. nothing in the manual.-pain in the bum. thanks again.

soory, should have said, got all that info- though i beleive those are for f9 not f9 flashing. haven't changed anything or affected anything by the leak other than i can hear a lot of air trapped and gurgling as boiler fires up , then clicks off after 5 secs odd.

been round to a mates this morning after he put a nail through one of his heating pipes. repaired the leak but then the glowworm 30 hxi condensing boiler [conventional system] wouldn't work. it would fire up, then start flashing F9. vented all points including pump, still no joy. any ideas...

i wonder if anyone could help me please? i was at a job today where the customer has a small 'homark compact dishwasher no. SE-4400' tucked into one of the cupboards. tried to use it, but water poured out of the rear left base of the machine. i took the machine out and tried it again. the pump...

spot on kev. motor wasnt sounding when switching water on, and pump and boiler werent firing. replaced motor on actuator, and that lovely sound of the boiler firing was music to my ears. thanks again.

thanks for swift response :) just went on odpm page and found the relevant info. i agree with you though. thanks again