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Yes, did that yesterday and gave it a big defrost. Fingers crossed.

Yep, couldn't agree more. I'm not a gas engineer but seems fair to me. The usual gas engineer that does the yearly service and checks and fitted a cooker recently has never said a thing. Only got picked up yesterday by another gas safe engineer.

This is what it looks like. Don't think it's illegal but probably not good practice. What do you reckon folks? Should I get it changed to vertical?

No, the piping bayonet connector

I have a horizontal bayonet fitting for my gas cooker. Was told that these things are supposed to be vertical. Is that correct? Considering having the piping changed to make it vertical. Thanks

Actually, spoke too soon. Got the same problem a few weeks later. Have given the thing a clean out again but this time a massive defrost. If I start getting issues again I guess it's new fridge freezer time.

Quick reply to you all. Managed to clear the drain plug at the back above the tray. Works a treat now for well over a week without any issues. Previously, I was clearing out ice every day. Many thanks!

yep, step 2?

I have a garden wifi booster built in to an outdoor socket. All was working fine last summer. It boosted the signal from the router (v1). Seen as v1 when connecting device via garden wifi. Since then I've installed a house booster in our hallway which comes up as v1_ext. When I now...

Thanks to all. Great advice.

That would make sense as it does make crackling noises. Will take off that back inner plate and defrost. Makes sense.

Where would this be? Can't see any holes in the freezer section unless it's behind the screwed down rear panel. There are drainage holes in upper fridge section though. Could that affect things or are these compartments completely separate? Thanks

In the bottom of the freezer section, keep finding a puddle of frozen water. I scrape it out, only to find another puddle there the next day. Been going on for a couple of weeks now. Any ideas what th issue could be? Thanks

Need to change the lino flooring in my rental property kitchen but there is a gas cooker there. I suspect the gas cooker will need disconnecting and moving so the flooring can be laid underneath. Not sure what sort of gas connection is there. Do I need to get a gas safe engineer to do the...

Gone quite mouldy in places and the original plastic tiles underneath are lifting.

Don't think it'll be a big bill. Just replace the lino. More the hassle of moving appliances around and disruption. Would rather not claim off the insurance as they'll probably just bump the premiums up the following year.

Hi, I had a repair done to a washing machine and as part of this, the front large drum seal was replaced. Unfortunately, since this this seal was replaced, it leaked, causing the electrics to short and trip the fuse box. After 6 weeks without washing machine, it was written off and replaced...

That's a good idea as will evaporate nicely

Thanks all!! Some great tips there.

Does anyone Good Techniques For Moving Kitchen Appliances in and out of tight spaces in the kitchen on a lino surface? I have those adjustable wheel casters that you can move appliances round on but in this case they are too high to get the appliance under the work surface. Just wondered if...