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Id just pour cold water from inside the house over, or very luke warm until it begins running then leave it running a little and it should clear itself.

Sounds like the brushes on the motor need replacing.

They need to be chased in pretty deep as I'm pretty sure they would need to be insulated, sleeved, boarded then plastered. You may find it hard to find someone to do it and if you do they may charge a fair bit. You'd need a heating engineer/plumber who can get a good finish plastering over but...

My heating fan started to become erratic, sometimes working sometimes not and now seem to have stopped all together. Heat still comes thru when driving along. Only since this very cold weather is there any connection? or is it an electrical fault, I've checked fuses and all seen to be ok...

http://www.antiques-atlas.com/nottinghamarchitectural.html This place in Nottingham has 100's of reclaimed Radiators, you can go and choose what you want then they will restore them to working order and they also build ones up to suit. Send them an email for a price comparison, probably...

Sry Gav, Rocks is right, having read back to the title rather than your 1st post saying 'machine'. I just assumed it was a washing 'machine' rather than a dishwasher. Gob's

depending on the make and model they could be located at the top or bottom, normally there's a access point look for screws rather than rivets and normally that where it will be. For example: The top of my hotpoint just slides off after removing 3 screws holding it in place

You ever had the brushes done before? If not it could be that they need replacing. You can buy them to suit online, normally around £10-£15. How are you at diy? You could take off the cover for the washer locate the motor and check first, you'll normally see bits of carbon and dust in the...

If you can lay some thin board over you new insulation and just use cardboard boxes, as long as you not going to be piling loads of heavy stuff up there then you would need to raise batten part or all of it and board over with loft board. It shouldn't get damp up there unless you have leaks...

Could be the carbon brushes on the motor need replacing, how long have you had it?

If your worktop is level and the window sill is you wouldn't need anything to work to, as long as you cut the tiles all the same length(up to just above the window sill to allow for bead and adhesive for the top) you'll get a straight edge working from the worktop and ascetically all the tiles...

I'm not a heating engineer but I was working in a house which had been four cottages knocked into 1 thus had lots of rooms over different levels and some along way from the boiler, they were having a similar problem to you. It was solved by balancing the radiator valves to be more bias to the...

Which ever way you do it as there oblongs you wouldn't be able to follow the same pattern straight up the wall, I'd personally go with brick on the floor then upright on the walls. I'd also use larger spacers 3/4mm, gives you a bit more play. It would be best to ask the supplier of the...

Is it the two furthest away radiators that aren't heating up? or just two random ones?

You should be fine just paint over old paint as long as its not a sheen, if it has give it a light sand first to break the surface. Any paint would be fine, but if your planning on getting steamy or worried about getting the walls wet I'd go with a bathroom or silk paint. It was probably...

Maybe I clicked on the wrong thing, but it said when download, this isn't the full version of this software and took me to a subscription page. That was from following the link from your first post. I've already got the other recommended and it's very quick and easy to use. Thanks...

I wouldn't call $39 free, and that's just the yearly subscription. The copy you get for free doesn't recognise most of the formats regularly used, thus I'd need to pay for it. Thanks anyway.

Yeah got it now, works great thanks.