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Silly problem, want to fit my new kitchen door to my new integrated dishwasher and somehow i lost the attachements so i have no idea how to fit it. At the sides of the dishwasher door there are some holes that i assume are to put screws but my problem is the top section. It looks like it needs...

hi i bought a replacement cylinder for my aluminium byfolding doors. the cylinder is a yale antisnap safety cylinder. the first thing i noticed is two studs poping out sidewise and i am not sure how to get the cylinder in the lock with these protruding unless they are suppose to get inside...

I meant the thermostat.... My mistake In the picture which connectors are the input and which ones are output to the mats? I have been Asked to make a resistance test before puting the floor. I assume i need only to check for continuity?

Hi all i am about to put some wooden laminate floor in my kitchen. It is tonge and groove but it does not lock together so i have been told to use PVA glue in the groove to hold it together. i am just a bit concern with pva glue becoming loose when subjected to humid conditions. is this the...

Thanks for advice so far. returning the units is not an option at the moment. the underfloor heating is going to be under wooden laminate floor and in the kitchen so i agree that crimping may not be necessary. i just looked at the junction box and there are 6 connectors; two for the sensor and...

hi i am about to re felt a small shed in the garden and i have been suggested to use lino instead of felt. Anyone has got any views on this?

Thanks for your input. That is what I thought. DS

Is more grey... I have attached a pic: http://www.diynot.com/network/DodgySailor/albums/9276/35478

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Well by "soft" I meant it crumbles easily with just a screwdriver. I was just concern about the strength of the wall and the plasterer told me that the mortar just went off as it is very old. Then I read that this may be normal in this old buildings. I am not sure the plasterer new much about...

Hi, I just bought a new house build circa 1930. I am removing the wallpaper and in some areas the plaster has come off exposing the brickwork. I noticed that the mortar holding the bricks toghether is quite weak and can be scrub off very easily with just a screwdriver. A couple of bricks seem...

Hi all My problem is still unsolved and as it is furhter down I think people forget about it. I have copy and paste my problem with all useful comments recieved so far: Hi All, My neighbour's boiler is not heating up water and they are using the emergency heating system at the moment...

OK, I just cheked the black hole to the right of the red temperature wheel and there is nothing there to poke. Is there any other tripping mechanism that i might be overlooking?

I checked again, it was already set up at 60C (I looked at the other side of the arrow). It has been used regularely for the last few years. Is there a fuse inside which I can check with my tester or do you think I need to change the whole piece?You know where can I buy the piece and how much...

I do not have a picture of the timer as I believe the system is connected to the low cost electricity usage (same as for the heat storage heating). The red bit was set to the left when I opened the metal case, does it mean that the thermostat was set to the minimum and it is only a matter of...

Hi All, My neighbour's boiler is not heating up water and they are using the emergency heating system at the moment. Apparently the switch goes on at midnight and off at 7.00 am but it does not heat any water. I can not see any loose cables inside the switch and I have taken a picture of what...

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I will change it to 6 aps, I just followed my neighbour pump arrangement which was installed by a proper electrician but I still had doubts.THANKS