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Hi everyone again :) I had my PIR done, the select registered electrician found all was good except that i don't have RCD protecion on any circuit. He advised me to fit the consumer unit with a RCD system. I had a look around and seen that there are different ways to do it. I'd like to get an...

guys many thanks for your comments, i feel more reassured. The circuit breaker has never tripped by the way. Even when running , say drier, d/w, kettle, cooker hood, m/w and the toaster at same time as a test. I was only surprised to see that so many appliances were fed by same circuit and...

"Neither of us or anyone else knows who the OP is, could be any one." europlex: you are largely getting over mate. how wld i use a bloody installation manual maliciously? Thing is u r protecting ur quick cash business by overcharging unfortunate customers like me and putting in front of it a...

If only had this installation manual! Gees, i tried to email you but you need to accept me as a friend first lol 8)

Nope :( i only got the operator manual not the istallation one! U got one?

look where sorry??

Hi, Brand is NETWORKER model TS590. I do have the manual both pdf and paper plz help!!! :) thanks

here it goes: i was redecorating the hall where the keypad was fitted, the decorator tried to remove the keypad from the wall and disconnected it altogether. When we tried to rewire it back it displayed enter the engineer code. How am i gona fix it? (I don't know the company who fitted it). Any...

Guys i need advice. I'm having a PIR of my flat rewiring (brand new 2008) next week. I know nothing about electrics haha, tho I hope you can advise me on this. I have a circuit of 32 amps that feeds ALL the kitchen appliances but boiler, oven and hob (that have a dedicated circuit each) and also...

I intentionally not mentioned where i live otherwise what was the point to seek advice on whether my post was going to be against the T&C's... :wink: Anyway, i'm in edinburgh!

All, I'm struggling to find some quality wood bifold doors i'm replacing in my flat. They are cupboards doors but I need a bifold door becuase the exisiting ones project internally quite a lot when wide open. I can't find nice products tho. Can someone direct me to a good manufacturer...

Hi guys, i'm not too sure if requesting a plumber through this forum is against its T&S's? But i need one in my area and can't find one by the time I have my new bathroom delivered :shock:

That's an interseting one... I've just had my kitchen fitted and found that undercupboard downlighters were fitted in place of the chosen striplamp! When queried the fitter he said that 240v can never be positioned above any water vicinity ie the sink, like in my case! healthy ans saftey guys...

thats a (blurry quick crappy fone) picture. U can see the gap all along the fitting rim. As you can see the fitting is still held flat against the ceiling ie is not floppy at all. The gap is not a lot, only few mm BUT equally still not acceptable. Anyway, i've gathered enough information and...

I won't look for a contentious unless they wld come up with a cosmetically acceptable fix. Thats why I'm asking around if there is any solution like the one suggested by KES

2" yep! I'm in a top flat I got loft above me. Downlights grip thru rolled springs they go up in the hole and hold the downlight from above the ceiling. What you are suggesting is what I need. The downlight stays in place BUT the hole rim is VISIBLE and looks cheap. Even if i plaster the gap...

Told them first thing, thats why im so annoyed at them. It's only 5 holes that are wrong, remaining 5 are ok, thats why i cant change the whole thing.

I can't believe that no easier way to reduce slightly the cut out exist?? Cheers

Hey Guys, Electricians have done wrong cut out (72mm instead of 62mm) in my ceiling and the downlight rim edges the hole now :shock: . Ceiling is about 5 cm thick. How can i fix it? Thanks in advance