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Fasten a nut splitter to it then lever it out.

Ditto

I can'see any reason not to keep the exsisting one, but I would fit trunking running around the inside of the cabinet rather than just clipping it.

Rip off springs to mind. Or a job he doesn't really want to do but would if it meant he could have a month off work afterwards

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If you don't have a problem with wind blowing across the face of vent then that sort should be ok. If you do then as I say the cowl type perform much better and if you can't find a kit that includes a cowl then I would buy and fit a cowl seperatly and not use the one with veins.

I would fit gutter trays at the front and just replace the broken section of facia board before fitting the plastic facia. Then I would use dry verges on the slope that could be rendered up to. As far as the downspouts are concerned I would do away with the hopper and join the other downspout...

The cowl type are sturdier and flap around less during windy spells therfore make less irritating noise and are better at preventing back draughts. I've never seen a cooker hood with a back draught shutter. I meant a kit like this from S/FX not like the one in your pic. but yes that type of...

If it's been like that since the 1930s then I would think it's ok.

Is it one of these https://www.cookerspareparts.com/cooker-part/ego-55-13049-030-main-oven-thermostat/ts-124 you may need to contact them to confirm it is the correct part.

Which are you having problems with. If it is the fill valve you can probably get a new washer. Other than that then google " bottom entry flush and fill valves". But you will need the correct size for the holes in the cistern.

Have you tried to identify using google image search. You could perhaps send image to Showerdoc and ask if they can help.

If it is on an outside wall One of these or similar https://www.toolstation.com/extractor-hood-ducting-kit/p44238?store=EB but you need to check the ducting is the correct size for the fan or buy an adaptor . I would also recommend you look for a kit with, or purchase seperately, a cowl...

It could on a ring main as well but would be less likely to prevent the the rest of the sockets working. In English English

Could it be the first socket in a radial circuit that someone has created from an FCU

Does it haave to be 16mm as you can buy internally threaded tubes for lamps but can only see 10mm https://www.lampspares.co.uk/extenders/

Piece of net/mesh and self adhesive velcro across it.

If it was already paired before you put in fresh batteries then it should hold the pairing. Does on mine .

I read an advert the other day saying either Aldi or Lidl were goig to start doing a non- subscription video door bell. Maybe a google search might turn it up for you. Don't know any details sorry

Can't find one the same but you might find a suitable replacement here https://www.dolle-uk.co.uk/spare-parts-accessories?p=4