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Overall you still cant beat screwfix

I got a quote off them for 650, was yours 550 all in?

Why could he not complete it?

Thanks sparky, have seen them cheaper on ebay. I purchase quite often online, including screwfix, amazon etc, Ebay is something i have never used and dont intend to use, the thought of handing money over to strangers based on trust does not appeal to me, but cheers for reply..

Or you could just shout " Is anybody in their"

Megger MFT 1502 About to buy this model next week, the lowest price i have got so far is £616 all in. Anybody know anywere cheaper?

Electric showers only run off mains cold water. I know triton do an electric power shower, same radial circuit parameters but cold water feed is taken from the tank feed instead, put one in a few weeks back its a nice model. That particular model shower your having trouble with, i had trouble...

Cheers fellas

thanks nige

Yes andy i know how they work, i think i never explained better what my point is, but inadvertantly you might have answered it. What you are saying is, the earth leakage fault actually gets picked up by the rcd. Even though we all wire this up to the actual main incoming earth what im saying...

If you had an old crappy rewirable fuseboard hanging off the wall, all you would need to do to fool the surveyer is get a blank CU cover and box, place it over the old board with glue on circuit breakers and hey presto, the electrics get a clean bill of health... Not to sure about the stick...

When you activate the test button on a rcd, this is supposed to generate an earth fault. My question is, lets assume all the connections are sound and in their proper place, i push the test button and everything works fine. Now i disconnect the actual earth going to the rcd (shower enclosure...

Hello All, Just a quick one, when mixing plaster is it just a case of add water and away you go? all i am looking for is to make good when i chase walls out, also what plaster is best for this? cheers all

thanks bahco

A slight hijack for this post, but like the poster asks, what is correct precedure to drain all radiators in house if powered by combi?

Ian, I changed mine once a while ago in my last house on a potterton boiler. At the time i was working in marconi so i was used to handling pcb boards day in day out. Few points to remember! 1)turn off all power to system. 2)clearly mark were you take things from, pcb boards are just simple...

Andy, i dont think he needs any formal qualifications to do this course, from what i hear radar its just a case of do the week long eal and bobs yer uncle

Is it just a case of taking a faulty pcb out and replacing it with the new one?

Why are the blades 25mm apart? or is that just for the cable run? and how much are they?

Tex, all i want to do is change a bath, in order to do that i will need to turn cold off from mains and let the hot water run down. Now i dont know this but somebody said when i turn cold mains back on and combi fills up, you have to "quote" "pump the boiler back up" is this true?