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Try it and see.

It does not really normally matter whether you use SP (single pole) or DP (double pole). But in theory DP would be safer. I use BG or click normally. But MK, Crabtree etc.. are fine.

My van has been in the garage 4 times recently, after failing to start up after being parked up outside customers houses. Last two occasions RAC have flagged up low fuel pressure at 12 bar. Garage have changed a fuel line and a pressure sensor but the same thing has happened again. I have given...

Should be simple enough to replace https://www.plumbnation.co.uk/site/honeywell-cm927-wireless-7-day-programmable-room-thermostat/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI48mP4_yq2gIVy5ztCh07ig5-EAQYAiABEgKWePD_BwE Plumb centre do an unbadged version of this a little cheaper...

Yes a suitable 230V/240V extractor fan can be installed in zone 1. The fan must be IP rated at at least IPX4 and be suitable for the environment, read the MI of product prior to purchase. If the fan is exposed to water jets then the degree of protection must increase to at least IPX5. The...

If you know the layout of the circuit. I would split ring at board and test as a radial, ideally find highest continuity reading at socket outlets, then split there again and work back towards board, hopefully given only one leg to concentrate on.

I like the new wife idea:D.

Never come across supplied conduit, so unsure about that, even though the MI seems suggest flexible conduit is supplied. Anyway it will be perfectly OK to use heat resistant flex, that has a suitable CSA for the demand.

There are a few models of combi boilers manufactured by intergas, so that would have baring on price. So which one has been quoted for? Other things to consider when relocating boilers are as follows: Flue positioning, condensate outlet, electrical supply and the flow and return routing to the...

I personally would only use 3m boards if the ceiling height was higher than the standard 2.4m. If you are taping jointing, you really need the tapered edge going vertically, if you board long edge way then you will have square edges butted up on the vertical line. With regards to ceilings, would...

The property is managed by a letting agency, which I maintain the electrics for. The F/F fuse has not blown since my intervention, which would now be approximately 18 months. As far as the reason for fuse blowing originally, I suppose it was just one of them things, that can never really be...

John, I have no idea why the fuse blew, it was a rented dwelling and tenant said the fridge just stop working. With regards to refitting the F/F, the F/F also had an AWT S/FCU, so just replaced the socket plate with flex plate, chopped plug off and fitted MF connectors.

Firstly, I would contact you water supplier and ask if there is any supply issues. There has been news of frozen pipes having to be repaired, so that could well be an issue.

Yes the fuse had blown and the F/F was rammed with thawing products. The customer only noticed because pools of water appearing on the floor. Food removed and F/F removed from housing, then refitted. Delightful job just to swap a fuse. Not a big fan of socket outlet in nearby units, but...

Well the dimension clearly state 600mm, so no oversight on your behalf. So feel confident that they will replace it.

Nor me, came across one behind an integrated FF, bloody nightmare!

By chance is it this one https://www.victorianplumbing.co.uk/brooklyn-turin-600mm-mid-edged-basin?campaign=googlebase&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI5filmp_Y2QIVzrDtCh35Zw1DEAQYBCABEgJYXvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

Call them to replace with one that is 600mm as specified. They will require proof but a generally very good with returns/replacements.

So please clarify what you have, as I am a little confused. *You have switches that independently switch under worktop appliances (hob, extractor, fridge and dishwasher) *These switches are connected to fused connection unit that are located below worktop, behind the appliances, then connected...

If you didn't scratch them. Just stand firm and tell him that you did not scratch them and have no tools/equipment that would cause those scratches. I would go around though and inspect the damage and any other damage that exists, also take pictures of your own. Whether you consider still doing...