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Bu**er. Lec you beat me, must learn to type faster.

The manual should be on the CD you got with the meter. If not try here http://www.fluke.co.uk/comx/manuals.aspx?locale=uken&pid=0. I've got the 1653 and apart from occasional problems with the leads it's fine. Hugh

It's hard to see but there is a vertical part of the line that runs down from your "12 seconds" to 0.1 seconds. It's only slightly thicker than the grid lines. If you look at the other values its a bit more obvious.

You could try ServiceCal Ltd. It's in Eccles, near you. 01617898990

Try www.waterprooftv.co.uk

Alpha Electronics do a unit called Amprobe AT2004 for locating live and un energised cables but it's not cheap.

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The positioning of the holes or notches is nothing to do with services. It's to do with the weakening of the joist when you remove material. These positions have been calculated (by whom I know not) to have the least impact on the strength of the joist.

This link gives you all the info you need. http://ecommas.tycoelectronics.com/commerce/DocumentDelivery/DDEController?Action=showdoc&DocId=Specification+Or+Standard%7F114-2157%7FD%7Fpdf%7FEnglish%7FENG_SS_114-2157_D.pdf Just download the pdf file from Tyco.

Hi. The correct use of this tool is as in picture A. You will see that the insulated part of the crimp is deformed in a diamond shape. This is what Ampliversal call PIDG or pre insulated diamond grip. This is designed to grip the insulation to prevent flexing of the cable strands and...

The Neff B1442 is rated at 3.7kW total load. Therefore this should be connected through a dedicated circuit not plugged into the kitchen socket circuit. (I happen to be fitting one this week) The unit is supplied without cable and it's the responsibility of the installer to connect it...

I fit loads of these and occasionally I have had a faulty module. Most of the points I think have been covered but I'll recap and hope I'm not teaching you to suck eggs. On the module. L is permanent live N is neutral T is the trigger supply from the output of the light switch. The...

Does the oven have a timer? I've been caught out in the past with these as the timer needs to be set before the oven will work. As it all stopped working after power was lost it seems to be a possibility. Hugh

Fitted one last week. I did exactly the same as plug suggests, even the wording is almost the same. Also put a label in the cu warning the same.

You could try. or Dead cheap and they come in white as well. All standard stuff from any TV or Sat installer. Click here http://www.satcure.co.uk/accs/page8.htm Hope it's ok to post links. If it's not then I apologise. Hope this helps Hugh

Right on the money again BAS. Don't get me started

You may carry on as before. However if you are not registered with one of the part P scams, sorry schemes, then any work that is notifiable i.e. rewires must be notified to LABC before you start and inspected by them at completion. Not being NIC registered is irrelevent. They are only one...

Yes it's exempt. All work started before 1st Jan and completed before 31st March is not notifiable.

If the low pressure neon is on, with power to the unit, but no water flows from the shower then it can be a blocked inlet filter, a blocked shower head or the solenoid valve coil being open circuit (assuming of course no wires have become disconnected inside the unit). If it was a microswitch...

Try: www.discovercircuits.com They,ve got loads of stuff that may be what you need.