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It is possible to obtain a small pin chuck that will fit the hex drive, i had one for my old B&D cordless. They will take up to 1/4 inch.

The only place for an RCD is on the main Cu.BUTare you aware that this is not a DIY job? You need to notify your local building control and pay the required sum of money. You will be cheaper (a yorkshireman) to get a local registered electrician in.

I did a flowering cherry many years ago and used the chain saw on the top of the stump to hollow it out and fill with "stump remover" Just get as low as you can, the "tap root" can go down several feet and can really take some moving.

As you yourself stated in your original post, you have "A" twin and earth at the switch, this is as been pointed out NOT providing a neutral but live and switch live. You DO as pointed out need extra cabling from the original light fitting to provide a neutral at the new fittings.

First question, what type of cable has been used? Second, if twin and earth has the earth core been cut back? Third, is there enough slack to strip back and re-terminate?

B.A.S if i could have understood half of what he was saying i might have done just that. I am just waiting for them to start calling with mortgage solutions now( i dont have one) all the text messages now get routed to my service provider as spam.

Just had the fourth nuisance call of the morning from the asian sub continent, introduced himself (in a barely audible mumble) as John Conners (where have i heard that name before?) and started on about an accident someone from my address had in the last few months. In spite of interrupting him...

Marghelgenburger is the name of an actress in CSI

You are lucky it only goes so far. If it was really overheating it would go all the way. I presume your fan kicks in at about half way? If so i do not really see any problem. My Meriva behaves exactly the same way.

If using only one transformer then wire from 12v output and wire the chimes in parallel. If wired in series they are only getting a part of the supply.

How in gods name was the cover fitted in pic one?

Problem solved. Thanks guys, especially Hugh. After having to drill off the screw heads and man-handle the pan to one side the 90deg coupler was removed and the blockage was found just after the joint. Now all back together and smelling of roses.

Pan is about five feet from outside wall and does drain eventually after about 15 minutes. Connector is a 90deg.

Thanks Hugh. Did not really want to go that route as WC is close coupled and will need water supply disconnecting as well. OH WELL in for a penny :)

There are three WC's on the main soil stack and the others are fine. The problem one is the top one. I have tried a "snake" through the "U" bend without success but don't know if the obstruction is in the internal run or the top section of main stack.

Help! Is there such a thing as a pan connector with a rodding eye? We have a WC which is a good distance from the outside soil stack which is backing up and a "snake doesn't seem to do the job.

Has anyone noticed that although the "celebrities" have been named there are also other people who have been charged and not named. WHY? are they not people in the public eye and therefore do not sell papers? A bill was proposed in parliament last year with the aim of not naming accused...

Classic case for rewiring.

If your wires are long enough just run to terminals in new light fitting,ensuring correct arrangement of cores.

Get a T2, you are ok using a higher rated fitting.