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cheers nige, checked both headers, both filling normally, :cry: any other offers? d

yep, thats what we have. just out of interest how would a plumber vent it? d

pardon my ignorance, is cylinder the same as storage tank? couldn't see any bleed points upstairs, :(

dear all, would appreciate some help with the following. we have a very old concord WRS wall mounted boiler in our garage. for a while now a gated valve above the boiler has been leaking and this was corroding the casing so yesterday i finally got round to replacing it. the valve was down...

argh! if its meant to be 4mm squared then im not sure. tried to measure the widest part of the cable. im not about to mess about with the CU, have no intention of changing the cable supplying the original socket. i think i.m going to install a FCU before the existing socket then spur a second...

just been back with the tape measure, the tricord from the CU is 4mm. shouldi still fit a FCU or just spur off the existing socket? d

thanks very much for the advice!! d

river, i think i follow. the rcd seems to cover several different circuits, not just the heating/socket, if that makes any difference? is it worth installing a fused connection unit? whats an OP?!! d

sorry river, not too sure, the (isolation) switch for the socket/heating says b32, nsb32. then theres just the rcd 80A 30mA not sure which supply exiting the CU goes to heating but all are around 2.5mm. d

thanks for the replies, the cable supplying the original double socket is about 2.5mm to look at. it runs right out of a blank on the right hand side of the consumer unit which is about a meter and a half away. this garage socket shares an isolation switch on the CU with the central heating...

hi guys, novice here seeking advice, in my garage currently there is a single double power socket. This runs on a single cable from the consumer unit (i.e not on a ring circuit). when i took the face plate off the wall socket, there was one neutral, one live and one earth as expected. however...