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Great shower ! I have one, constant temp and looks Ok! DS

Me thinks big ego …….

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Where is the CU ?

A cooker point, two single sockets and a double. We are on page 7. FFS get a grip. DS

BAS, I never thought it would happen, i agree with you !:D DS

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Hi, faulty socket or loose wiring. STOP using it NOW and get an electrian to check and replace the socket ASAP. (y) DS

Well, as a diy effort good luck with the 4mm plus 2x 2.5mm into a single socket at the ceiling ! (n) DS

Until a power cut :rolleyes: DS

No there's a socket on the other end :D DS

Ye, from the gas meter falling off the wall ! DS

Please practice your witchcraft ! Share ! or we will never learn the ways of the semiconductor world ……….. o great one :notworthy: DS

If the timer is closed i would assume your are looking for hot water during the timer 'on' periods ? Why would you also want to inhibit the thermostat operation during the timer 'on' period ? I'm lost !!!!!! :confused: and in cold water ! DS

I have seen a fcu fed off the load side of a shower switch supplying an extract fan. The wiring between the switch and fcu was 1.5mm. As ELF has said, as long as the circuit is designed properly. DS

Well done, it does look OK (y) If your wiring skills are as good :LOL:……well soon see ! DS

Why would you plaster before your complete the 1st fix electics ?:confused: DS

No need to change the MCB as there is a 13a fuse in the oven plug. DS

If you have a cooker connection plate behind the cooker you could change that to a single 13a socket and just plug the oven into that. DS