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ahh yes..! 10-15mins :roll: for someone who knows what they are doing..for me...an hour... Aplogies to all for posting bum information....on the divertor kit that is.... Al

got a kit off e-bay.. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=120439977755&ssPageName=ADME:B:EOIBSA:GB:1123&afsrc=1 very easy to do on the 105e...took about an hour..be sure to give the activator rod a good clean whilst you are at it.

Usual reasons for this are a) a faulty thermostat b) the seal around the door is not sealing and letting air in which condences and then freezes.

Most if not all WM have these concrete blocks these days..They are used to damp the spin forces and stop the machine from shaking (along with proper adjustment of the feet). I've not come across one shearing off before... If the concrete itself has broken I'm not sure you can do anything about...

Maybe a quick call to the manufacturers could provide a solution...I'm afraid I'm out of my depth. \best of luck

Had a similar problem with my new bathroom tiles...I used a tile scribe to make an initial mark through the top glaze... I measured where I needed the hole then put masking tape on the tile (helps stop the drill bit zooming across the tile), then used the scribing tool to make a small guide...

used wd40 on mine....spray and leave awhile (5mins) and wipe off to get any dirt out...then spray again and leave.. Worked for me... Just a thought..! do not push too hard on the windows esp if upstairs. One of mine broke a bottom hinge when it had been released and I just caught it...

I have a problem with the valve in my toilet cistern...tried all I know to get it to cut the water off...to no avail.. So I decieded to replace it..here's my problem.! the existing setup has a pipe coming through the side which then connects to the fill valve. On the replacement unit, the...

from another post I read somewhere it seems that the metal contacts in the key fob can become corroded although it can't be seen..try cleaning the contacts. A couple of ways to clean, I'm told. Either run a lead/graphite pencil over them or try some wd40 on a cotton bud...allow to dry. Al

Hi, Got my kit off ebay.. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=120439977755&ssPageName=ADME:B:EOIBSA:GB:1123 Al

Fitted one of these myself recently...kit is about £10 delivered. Your installation and comissioning manual (came withe the boiler) even tells you how to do it. Make sure you clean the pin which activates the diaphram as if this is sticking it can cause the same symptoms.

An interesting topic... I simply have two 1tb external hard drives (about £60ish each) to which I take weekly Acronis (about £30ish) full backups. I rotate the external HDD's and keep one offsite (posh word for leaving it at my mother-in-laws) and never delete the images from my Camera /...

they also use the shading wash you can get for greenhouses...just paint it on...after it dries it can be wiped off..

PRV (innards only) fitted yesterday and it seems to be holding.. So thats a new Pressure Vessel - £150 - fitted a new diaphragm kit for DHW - £9 - DIY A new Plate heat exchanger - £35 - DIY A new Pressure release valve - £29 - Fitted I'm hoping that the end of it now.. Thanks for...

I had a similar problem with my 105e..turned out that the plate heat exchanger, about £35 and an easy diy project, had got pinholes in it and was letting in extra water. Also check that the loop tap is fully closed and not leaking.

Thanks..I'll give it a go.. and report back Al

thanks..I'll have a look at that tomorrow.. Al

I've not found any leaks inside...but...I have noticed that the external overflow pipe has a leak...judging by the water down the wall.. Am I right to suspect the Pressure release valve? and if so what do I have to do to fix it.....? New valves appear to be about £10 all in...

Thanks..I'll have another look at the rads and pipes..if I still don't find a leak I'll go down the sealant route... Al

I've posted a couple of times regarding recent issues with my combi boiler and received great help..esp from muggles. Long story short...(my version it may not be totaly correct).. I had the PV replaced ( because it was leaking) by the guy who fitted the original system, 9 years ago. I then...