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the overflow could be linked elsewhere but I guess its just a case of you following the pipe from out of the toilet to try and figure out where it heads next (if at all possible). The siphon is the bulky part at the centre of the cistern that connects to the flush mechanism. The rod you are...

this dude gets zapped big time!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bX_ESSUlpYM&mode=related&search=

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damm Dan! You beat me to it!!

def worth checking the washers!!! :lol:

thats quite alrite geeeza!!

i wouldnt up it to 100w. The fitting has been designed to take a 60w bulb and by going any higher, you risk damaging or even burning out the components that lie within. A 100watt bulb will project alot more heat than a 60watt remember.

Damm i was hoping nobody would pick up on the quality of the pic!!! :x

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how about showering under one of these!!

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sounds like ur toilet cistern is overflowing you need to at first open the top panel to the cistern, once done, take a look inside and note for any overflowing water. There are 2 major parts to a cistern, one is the water inlet valve and the other is the siphon. If there is a case of overflow...

thats sick geeza!!

on most occasions it boils down to quality of the 13A socket, on careful inspection of the suspected faulty socket, there wasn't even a sign of the actual manufacturer. With time the switch mechanism on any socket can give way due to wear and tear so it is advisable to go for a popular and...

hmmm... intersting one

wonder what could be so wrong with this one then??? :shock:

and then after ur relaxing shower, connect your haridryer to this socket!!!

talking of showers, any one fancy taking one under one of these!!!!

F*** me what the hell happened to the neutral in that terminal block!!! is that 2.5mm T&E??