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I've got a 110v Fein which is excellent and the 10.8v Bosch. The Bosch is ok for occasional use but not really man enough in most cases. As for blades do an eBay search for Saxton blades. They are cheap working out to under £2 for some blades and last nearly as long as the manufacturers...

Edit - sorry couldn't be arsed with a full reply Simple answer is get an RGI who knows what he's doing to advise your brother

Your best bet is to ring Aqualisa and ask them if your processor is suitable for a combi boiler (you can't pump mains water). I can't see why they would specify that the mains pressure should be under 1 bar when you have the option of turning the processor for a use on a combi!! Nb - a 24kw...

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He gave you a quote to complete the job. Is it completed, if so pay the quoted amount. - simples

That's quite an assumption being that you don't know if it's the original cylinder, etc. Correct me if I'm wrong, but aren't OV boilers still fitted nowadays, I'm sure I fitted one only last year. :roll:

Every Salus programmable stat I've fitted has had to be replaced as they went faulty. However I've heard that the non programmable ones are more reliable, but have never had the confidence to fit them. I always use Honeywell nowadays.

Why don't you try changing the sensitive of the PIR on outside light, you're able to do this on most of them or buy a replacement light that allows you to do this?

If you have no pride in doing a job properly, be my guest and use this **** method. I think I'll do the job properly for my customers though as they have far higher standards than you obviously do

No need for silicone

Honeywell for me too

I would try this 1st rather than assuming it has been set correctly out of the factory, which I doubt will be the case, especially from the bath store

I would go for a Vaillant system boiler and unvented cylinder too. Thermocompacts haven't been made since god knows how long though !!! ( or am I wrong?) Why go for a direct cylinder rather than indirect?

Does it give info in the installation instructions on setting the temperature of the valve?

Monty - I'm not being funny, but you have two hopes ( one of them is Bob) of learning enough about your system from this forum as I have of winning the lottery tonight. For us to give you valid info, you need to provide us with correct info. To save yourself a cold Christmas, call a pro in now...

I would lso go for an UV cylinder and Vaillant system boiler, a 637 would probably be over kill though, I can't see you needing anything like 37kw from the boiler.

And why is that so wrong?

Welcome back Ironnaz, have you conkered world domination and are now working on faulty showers!

Painting & decorating is not my trade so I've no idea on how long a job should take although I'm guessing your far too cheap. I would warn against building a business by being cheap. You'll get the s**t end of the work and find it hard to get paid the going rates.

Providing the hole saw is of half decent quality, it will go through the cast stack