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Exactly like mine and yes pretty heavy and you will need to clean round the joint before you can get it out. I use an old fashioned bone handled tabll knife.

However, the TLC description of the ZV210 says LED lamps up to 400W - so I didn't look any deeper. :(

Yes, only needs live and switched live it's a direct replacement for a normal light switch.

Plenty to choose from, if you can do without the 7 day bit https://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/SMZV210N.html

Yes, if the original one is a spur you can just feed the new one from the downstream/output side. In fact even it it's not a spur. I would not think you are likely to need the controller powered when there is no power to the opener.

No. Anything with screw terminals is not maintenance free. Look here: https://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/ASJ804.html

Ah, yes, that is not just a switch it is also an RCD, so we can deduce that this is a TT supply and that you have an earth rod somewhere (photo of the earthing/bonding for completeness pls). Proceed exactly as ETAF suggested and let us know the result.

As above - however- "and trips the main switch connected to the meter." The main switch shown in your consumer unit does not have a trip function - which "main switch" are you referring to? Picture? PS: That MK B20 MCB on the far left is not approved for use with the Wylex CU. Hopefully all...

The phone socket on a BT hub is for a normal analog phone and connects to BTs VoIP service. Additional analogue phones can be connected using adapters available from BT which plug into a power socket near the phone and communicate with the router over Wi-Fi and also take normal analog phones or...

No, you need an intermediate switch, as is stamped on the current one, if you want to retain the same functionality.

I'm guessing you bought it through Amazon rather than from Amazon. Inventor are a UK registered company, their contact details are available on Amazon so you could contact them directly.

E1 suggests it's a common error; a likely cause is loss of refrigerant pressure - you'll need a suitably qualified engineer to top it up. In any case messing with aircon is not really a diyjob and can be hazardous.

Reads as a normal RCBO to me "earth leakage and overcurrent"

https://www.cef.co.uk/catalogue/products/1722314-electric-meter-box-hockey-stick ?

That only happens with switched mode power supplies. Very unlikely that heater and drier etc. uses those.

Just connect the spare core to the earth terminal at each end (as well as the (hopefully G/Y sleeved) earth core). Then it's there if you need it in the future.

Thing is, if you don't know and you don't know that you don't know. I wonder if it's on an RCD protected circuit.

Fibre is correct in the UK.

Does your phone's camera not have a flash or fill light function?

When they did that down my road it was for a rainwater gully. Arrow indicated direction of flow to the sewer.