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If your line has been turned on at your address and has not worked report it as a fault telling them you have no dial tone , they will test the line and it will come back as faulty , unless the line is going to a socket in someone else house ( happens all the time ) get an engineer out and they...

That was a very long shot . No it will just be to heat up the towel rad and nothing else .

I think a pic or two might help us understand better as it isnt very clear .

Yeah report it as a fault , even if they tell you it tests ok it could be going to anywhere , inist on an engineer , they may advise you of charges but this is just protocol , when the engineer turns up and realises it has never worked there is a specific code for for him to book of the job and...

Why would BT sort it out they may not be his service provider , Openreach would sort it out at the service providers request , if you havent had an engineering visit when your line was activated then report your line as faulty to your service provider and then openreach will sort it out for you.

in a word yes , as you say once the last bit of water has gone as steam it is fine to use as a normal solid fuel fire

What make is the programmer and can you see any wires from it ? it may have batteries in it if it is a wireless programmer

The santon premier plus is a cylinder that has immersions to heat the water or a seperate boiler . Is there a seperate boiler ????

which board though ?????

Hi all , went to look at a dead isar today , power is ok into the boiler , fuse on circuit board ok but the boiler is completly dead , checked the main switch works ok but there is nothing on the display panel and it does absolutly nothing , so it looks like the pcb has gone , is this a common...

Or you can cut more out of the worktop so the tap only clamps to the sink and that would make it fit as its supposed to.

yep run a lead in from the underground feed to the nte and then extensions from that , eventually we will start to retrofit the new external nte when we get then then all the internal wiring will be the customers and therefore we will have our demarcation point outside and will charge for...

As an openreach eng , yes you are right they are started to be fitted on new estates , but as yet we cant get hold of them , so you couldnt get one fitted by openreach legitimatly let alone get one from a local engineer

cold water pipe touuching a central heating pipe under the floorboards

May as well put three or four or five cables in just in case . or we could even go bigger and put 10pr or 20 pr or 50pr in just in case . Get a grip :twisted:

So you agree then one cable is enough :?

But its 5pr cable , which is enough for five phone lines , On new housing estates we have gone from using five pair down to two pair . so a five pair is more than plenty unless you just like wasting money on cable that wont get used. :lol:

Yeah thats the stuff , i would just run one down , it is very robust when it is in ducting .

5 pair underground cable would be best but I dont know where you would buy it from.

We now use a dropwire closure for outside which is about 4 inch long and clicks together to protect the crimps , find youself a friendly eng and ask him if he will let you have one or a bt80 if thats what you need .