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not been on for a while since i posted, but this is what i have drafted up so far, any input welcome. Guarantee and Warranties apply solely to invoice number _____ Electrical Guarantee This guarantee is non transferable and is valid for as long as you own the property. The Manufacturers...

I have been asked to give a customer a written guarantee for the parts/accessories i have supplied. Can anyone recommend a good template or what i should include, and what is a reasonable amount to give i.e time wise for the guarantee. Had a look on line but not much to go off. Any info...

Thanks, i will put the owner in touch with the relevant people he needs to speak to, i will also make a few enquires.

Hoping some of the more knowledgeable people on here with regards to fire alarms can help me out with a bit of info i am struggling to find. The scenario is a very large pub, that is being converted into a restaurant. Attached to the side of it will be two apartments (1 & 2) up stairs and...

If that includes Fuse board upgrade, Bonding to water and gas, and rewiring the shower, certificates issued. I would say thats a good price.

Think you are going to need more than some side cutters to become 'registered'

I had a fault recently, took a while to narrow it down. Found the leg that was affected, L/E fault. Checked the wiring under the floor boards everything seemed fine. Cable entry to sockets fine, and no DIY work had been done. What it ended up being was who ever installed the skirting boards...

galvanised coupling and two male bushes

This is a picture from the back of the van. Im %90 sure its the spare wheel. The black doughnut is only plastic outer casing. I can also see the fuel tanks in the middle of the van . Any ideas

Can anyone tell me how i release the spare wheel on a 2002 vauxhall combo. It is a dual fuel but this is manufacture fitted. It is encase in a black plastic donut housing. I have undone a bolt on the floor at the rear of the van, but this doesn't seem to do much as there looks like there are...

sounds to me like you have fed the switch for the wall lights via the wrong terminal of the other switch. The original switch will have the permanent feed in either L1 or L2 not common. You can only take the feed from the original switch that had the 2core & e and the 3 core.

Can anyone give me some advice with regards to testing an economy 7 CU. If it is a replacement consumer unit, it will have to be RCD protected. How do you go about testing the RCD or RCBO's if there is no 230v to test. What is the procedure for test results regarding the RCD. Also how would you...

Have you checked to see if you have screwed though a cable when you screwed the sockets back in place , you might of nicked a wire behind the socket. Other than that it will need someone to have a look at and test the circuit, determine the fault, then start narrowing it down by disconnecting...

Thanks for the advice, nice to have some views from experience of different providers. Having looked into them all and asking a few other sparks i know, i am now leaning towards NIC. This is only due to the fact that two of them who are with the NIC, say that they pick a lot of work up just on...

Cheers for the info, think I will give them a miss and go with another provider. Ill have a good look at elecsa

Have any of you guys had any dealings with this relatively new scheme provider. I will be joining a scheme in the next couple of weeks and would like any input or info you can provide. Just looking for domestic certification at the minute, i know Napit, NiC and Elecsa are the main three, but...

well to be honest i've lost all confidence and faith in heating engineers, with all the problems i've had with the boiler, they just seem to swap part for part willy nilly without any fault finding, costing me more money. Like i said the last engineer took one look and said yes its a faulty...

eh..why is this a wind up

I have a baxi 105e, it has caused me problems for the last couple of years, but being a cheap skate i keep getting it repaired rather than getting a new boiler. Anyway to my latest problem. To begin with we have had no hot water for a few months and think i have narrowed that down to the...

I have just bought a new cooker, but the bayonet connection at the rear is different to my existing connection. Is there an adaptor that i can use or is it a case off getting a gas safe guy in to change over or replace the hose on my new cooker? new one looks like a male with pin and 4 holes...