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Just a thought here, Seeing as you havent yet bought your cooker, you might want to expand your options on the cooker choice of model. ( Some cookers work from a simple plug-in, - others require 6mm connecting to terminals at the rear of the housing.) Seeing as your kitchen will be...

Good point, ban. my fault for trying to offer a view]

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:D ever tried reading war & peace on the loo? it's a really thick book, ( I bet it would keep the lounge fire going all night long !!..)

3 phase I avoid - preferring to stick with domestic applications. But, I'd throw in a view on your diversity question, " The current demand of a final circuit is determined by summating the current demands of all points of utilization and equipment in the circuit. and where appropriate...

yes Quote:The effect of existing Residual Current Device (RCD) protection on sub-circuits and proposed computer connections. (Too many computers connected to one RCD may cause nuisance tripping.)

Yes. I had them move mine. Expect to pay highly! Tip: If possible have the new location ' back down the line' of the existing location. Its easier for them( Hence cheaper for you) to cut back the supply cables, than to replace them with a longer run from their last junction point!

ok., Are you sure the gas is getting there? ( seeing as it was sparking ok before) Does the boiler have igniting rules? ( like pressing in the 'dial 'as you depress the ignition button etc) If the gas is there but you're not getting a spark, then it must be elec prob. The...

I've renewed 3 courses of blue bricks all around My house, took me weeks of partime work during the summer of 1990 - although its not strictly pointing.. I could offer a little advice: Buy a 4 1/2 ( 115mm) angle grinder ( and blade) for getting out the old pointing. The angle grinders...

First of my dummy questions is : I need some power points and a couple of lights putting in to the outhouses where there is no electricity currently, a couple of extra powerpoints and power point repositioning int eh house and an electric shower fitting in the house. None of them are big jobs...

A lot of noise can come from air in the pipes/rads. At the top of the boiler, is there a bleed valve..( Or a length of piping that just rises to an end stop?) I had a similar prob years ago ( til I changed my boiler ) I flushed the system. added inhibitor, then bled everything. it was...

I'm going to ask a silly question: Is the boiler set on a timer?

Well luv, I may have to turn of your water , so you may want to get the kettle on first, - only one sugar for me, oh and just sign Me time sheet here ~ points to the dotted line~ just to say I was here at 11.00am. its just that the company likes me to record where i am for insurance...

I'd certainly be sure to check there is enough space behind the fire to allow dissipation of any heat buliding up at the back. If not you would find the cable quickly melting! Is the fire designed to be fixed directly to the wall? And yes, you could use a switched FCU and connect direct...

Agree with Masona As lnog as you accurately describe the building ( once it's offered for sale) Then, 3 bedrooms or 4 bedrooms is in the description. I dpon't believe there's any 'looking back as it was' kind of thing when selling it 'as it is' Just a thought, regarding the use of the...

Highly unlikely to be the boiler. If you have hot water in your kitchen and bathroom sink, then you can assume your boiler is working ok. Can't you get someone to undo and check ( or change) the bath tap for you?

If you're fitting LV transformer into the ceiling?? And if you cant get into the joist-space above, how will you get to the transformer if it goes wrong? Or are you advocating just pushing it into a hole and replasrtering over the hole? just a thought ..

The TT is Earth return via earth electrode. So you should be able to see whether you have an earthing rod somewhere near your CU. But irrespective, the earth from the TWE, still goes into the main earthing block.( terminal) you could use TWE to do the run to the shed. if you are confident...

What is it exactly you want to hide - the pipes or patches of stain? I'm not a plumber, but I do know that copper pipework buried in plaster eventually corrodes ( if not protected) so is the wall stained?