Search results

Hopefully you're doing this work on the recommendation, and in conjunction with a competent electrician.

Anyone know of a reputable supplier of coiled cable? Looking for 2no. lengths of 2.5mm, 3m unstretched.

I think volt sticks and neon screwdrivers are very useful. But shouldn't be the only type of tester in the toolbox. Use them to indicate a live circuit not a dead one.

http://www.mirashowers.co.uk/support/faultdiagnosis.htm?category=Electric%20Showers&model=Mira%20Sport%207.5kW,%209.0kW,%209.8%20kW Have a looky here. Make sure yours is the right model from the drop-down options.

Yes. My freshly washed uniform covered in carp first thing Monday morning (angry face)

Sorted. Overnight, liquid grease had solidified into a pool into which an impellor sat. Surprised it didn't knacker the motor.

Single phase from what i can gather. I've had encounters with commercial fans before and from what Im told its a Woods cased axial. I think they have a removable rubber gromet near the impellors. Im hoping this will allow me to see if they're spinning freely. Can't get much more info till i...

Hmm ceased bearings. They say it was fitted approx 6 months ago. We're having a look hopefully tomorrow so we'll see.

Just been told that its taking about 45 mins to "get going." Could it be the starting capacitor, or speed control unit, or grease buildup? I know you can't give a definitive answer but hoping someone here has had a similar problem.

I can see your point, but manufacturerers don't help by wrongly labelling their products. I bought a low energy dimmer switch last week...

Not one of your greatest comments Eric! There's every reason to treat it with care.

They are called, perhaps wrongly, maintained.

just turn your screen (or your head) 90deg! :D

the 5a fuse?

And they won't be dimmable with your existing dimmer(s), if you have them that is.

Don't replace/remove the actual oven cable, just cut plug off and do as described above.

It,ll blow if you're stood outside.

Get a pack of 1m cable rods. I'm sure I've seen budget ones for about 20 quid somewhere.

Remove showerhead and try again. If ok then thoroughly descale showerhead. If not ok then find user guide as to whether there are any internal limescale traps /filters, like my oldish Triton. Remember to isolate power before dismantling. If still not ok, come back to forum.

Does anyone know how to change the ceramic cartridge for these bathroom taps? Or even how to take them apart? Similiar to the ones in the link http://www.samuel-heath.co.uk/products/product/fairfield-high-spout-3-hole-basin-filler-with-pop-up-waste-v2k16w/300/