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newark... depends on your definition of nice, it is the MILs, but she's paying me to be here!!!

hmmmm, might have such a beast sat here. 145mm wide, 118mm high, mk cooker connection unit with socket to the right. red toggle switch (as the current Logic CCU, but red) no part numbers that I can see, other than a patent number 1024225 possible part number under the earth bar, 7445...

its a bit impossible to answer this without a link to your detailed plans. the realistic cost is whatever your electricians quote you for (average the 3)

does the freeview box have just one scart? if it has 2, connect the dvd to the freeview through this, when you switch the dvd on, the freeview should switch to the dvd automatically. I had a similar situation on my last TV with the DVD and sky box, no idea why, changed leads/inputs and it...

this isnt an overly new issue. A thread on another forum from 2009 has these pics spot the error on the last one!!

IIRC, the sleeved earth is just one of the easy tell tales of a counterfeit lead. The other, and larger issues I have seen reported are. The plug top itself is too narrow, so you can touch live conductors whilst inserting the plug into the socket. The conductors on the leads of premade...

IMO you do not need the extractor at all in the chimney, its designed to take stuff up it by natural means, not forced extraction. my parents had exactly what you describe (except no knocking in was required, it was a huge fireplace) and the natural extraction was plenty.

nope, nothing. Have given it a service, and set of filters (not really due, but for £30 its worth a shot) Was thinking about chucking some fuel system cleaner in on the off chance.

look on the right hand side of the pic, under the cover is a 230V sockets (via an invertor) and a 12V cig lighter type socket. most of these things seem to have a lighter socket on, for powering tyre inflaters etc. that one costs abit more than alot, presumably because of the invertor...

I have an 03 sedona, and a couple of days ago it developed an annoying fault. if driving down the road, and you are just touching the throttle (ie to keep at the same speed, not speed up, or slow down) it keeps going as though its cutting out. A couple of times, coming up to a junction, it has...

I have 3 oil filleds, of varying sizes, and the dial is indeed a thermostat on all three, 2 of mine have 3 "heat" settings, equivalent to 800W, 1200W and 2K. after that its the thermostat. quote from 2 of the manuals, turn the dial to the maximum, when the room reaches desired temperature...

Does anyone have experience with this. We have a portacabin, which was painted a few years ago with an antigraffiti paint, the stuff that paint etc doesnt grip to, and washes off with either just rain, or a light washing. It now needs re-painting, does anyone know if agp will recoat over...

cheers, will be getting back on this in the next week or so. for the sound, really dont care about the onboard quality. Im putting in one of these http://www.rme-audio.de/en_products_hdsp_9652.php as for XP over 7, currently I have several XP licences floating around, so that will cost...

Ive been brewing for ages, beer and wine, the beer kits are about £10 another £2 for the sterilising stuff and sugar, and you have 5 gallon for £12, nice stuff too, I have a couple of pressure barrels, and re-use lemonade/pop bottles (bottles transport easier for those weekends away!!) The...

I know this is not a full on PC forum, but there a few people on here who know what they are talking about, and opinions I trust, so here goes... Its been a looong time since I built a pc from scratch (IIRC it was an AMD 500Mhz processor, and jumpers on the M/B to set speeds/voltages!!)...

but the OP says " Boiler house feed 32A (Also feeds sockets for washing machine, tumble dryer) " so those demands are not on the kitchen ring. (do we even still have washing days??) :wink:

I have the above machine with a strange issue with draining. its an intermittent fault, it can be fine for ages, then refuse to drain for a week or so, then going back to fine again. The pump is running (ie trying to drain) but it isn't doing anything, bizzarly if you blow down the drain...

try moving the pivot by hand, if it moves freely, its the cable thats seized, WD40 it and get a replacement. if the pivot is seized (probably this, it gets sprayed with all sorts of crap) it will need the wheel off, and a strip and clean, most are a simple cam, so no linkages, its the "hole"...

from memory this seems to be about right. not sure why these seem to be such a problem in later life, possible because the handbrake isn't part of the normal braking system? so the linkages start to seize up a bit, mine needed a clean/free up every 2 years from 4 years old onwards.

I'll be having a look online again later, but this TV seems to have a bit of a thirst, its a 12V 12.5A psu. most newer LCDs seem to run 24V PSUs (so less current req) bizzarly, the psu is a cased unit, but then goes into a compartment on the back of the TV.