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yup, makes sense but for those who have integrated machines you are either left with a gaping hole or a big piece of metal junk. I've personally been able to keep mine going for around 12 years... Just a shame there is nothing on the internet about them

Yeah, I tested the resistance across the heater and was sure it was shot. Was quite cheap for a replacement so seemed to make sense changing it. originally I had noise but no water. New pump sorted that so it made sense that the cold water was down to the heater. Seem to remember it being a...

It was a faulty MCB, the old one had some marks where it had been arching. Back together and been fine for several weeks now

sorry MCB, is that what you mean? Yes it's not a 'fuse' My mistake. Won't do it again

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nothing really but i've noticed a couple of times recently the sockets in one room have lost power but the fuse hasn't tripped, when I flick the fuse on/off it seems fine. Last night I heard it arching and a lamp was flashing on/off, again it was fine when flicked on/off. I had the same with...

ok, chaps. Seems like ebay is probably the quickest/easiest. Ordered – thanks for your help.

Thanks Andy, saw that but as it is used I wasn't sure if I would end up being left in the same situation. Called MK technical and they said whilst the LN5932s isn't available the newer 5932s is and that's compatible even though the switch button is in a different location. It's an older...

Sorry, that would help. No.4 is not tripping properly and is arching at times. I've had one go on a newer consumer unit where it burnt out the back but never tripped, was fine once it was replaced. This one is quite a few years old, probably not square on the bar doesn't help. MK said a 5932s...

Seems like one in my consumer unit is on the way out, it's a slightly older type and i'm struggling to find a like-for-like replacement. Is there a newer model that will likely be compatible? Current one: MK LN 5932s B32

once bitten twice shy.

sorry for the delay on this... so good and bad news! Engineer came out, took one look at the install and didn't fancy the job (it's a little tight). He started leaning towards limescale but as soon as it appeared I had done my homework he backtracked and said "the cylinder is shot and it's...

Thanks guys... it's certainly not limescale. It's really soft and mushes up into a paste... IMG_4980 by bolst3r posted 11 Jan 2021 at 5:50 PMIMG_4979 by bolst3r posted 11 Jan 2021 at 5:50 PM

I have a CL210HE that is 11 years old. It to experiences a build-up of the blue/white crystals that blocks tap fittings as documented in the attached thread. I also get the yoghurt smell if we go away and leave water sat in the tank for a night or two. Baxi are coming tomorrow and I am going...

It's a Potterton Promax SL (30 I think) The boiler guy said he tested it and nothing was wrong, used a magnet (I seem to remember) to test a switch connected with an airlock, also ran his multi-meter across it and said look it's reading correctly, if I bypass it the boiler will start – which it...

Last week my boiler wouldn't start. Bit the bullet and signed up to Baxi repair and support but on inital inspection the guy said there was an airlock in the system which was turning the boiler off. He bypassed the switch to get it running thus proving the boiler was fine. I ran the system for...

No this is for my lawn, so it needs to cover quite a large area. I have a drip/irrigation set-up in some borders that works well but would like a permanent solution for the lawn if possible