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Had a Hotpoint vented tumble drier for almost 30 years. still going strong after only 1 x belt and 2 x lint filter chamges. I'm not sure why they say vented ones are less economical, programmes seem to take so long on new machines. I know they draw more load through the element but they dry so...

I don't think that you will have diluted it enough to worry about it.

Thanks that would seem to fit what I have noticed although I am not close enough to be mistaken for a trailer and not sure if both devices ( camera and warning sign ) operate in the same manner.

" Maybe you can look up online and give an opinionn" No info that might explain this online that I have been able to find.

Noticed this a few times and always been puzzled about how these things measure your speed. If I'm driving behind a high vehicle ( wagon or even van) as the vehicle in front of me passes the display and then I pass in my little Suzuki the reading always increases by 2 or 3 mph even though we are...

According to google sealers are usualy made from polymer emulsions What solvent dissolves polymers? Common solvents used are DMF, DMSO, CHCl3, THD, DCM or mixtures of these solvents. If the polymer is insoluble in either of these, you may try using HFIP, which dissolves almost every polymer...

It's just the sockets for the plug pins that would be limited to 13A not the terminals for the wires.

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Is the lance a 2 piece one that you can interchange the bottom for different fittings. If so is there an o-ring on the plug in part as if that has come off it will allow the lance to suck air in and drop the pressure.

Hopefully there will be slack cable in the ceiling and you won't need to extend the wires. Remove the screws and pull the rose dowm so that you can see what length you have to work with.

One of these https://bestpriced.co.uk/roughneck-double-ended-nail-puller-280mm-11in-05063750957432 or pincers or claw hammer using a piece of ply to lever against

You look to have a small triangular shaped damp patch with what might be a small hole in it neear the corner. Also is that a skylight in the pic.. Either of those coulld leak with a large covering of snow sat on them for a few days.

Which model number do you have. Can the be controled by wi-fi. Is there a possibilty that they have overheated has anyone covered them with towels or similar

Do the on/off times need resetting after powering off. User guide here if that helps https://device.report/manual/8336064

No idea of costs but a friends structural engineer insisted on welded joints on his project.

How far into the machine did the supply reach. Was there an input to and output from the suppressor. Not familiar with your machine but does the door being open cause a similar situation. Just wondering if you have problems with the door interlock or switch actuator. If it helps in diagnosing...

Normally one of the igniters (the non firing one in your case ) has either broken or more likely contaminated. Remove the pan support and the burner ring and you should see the igniter sticking up. A white ceramic insulator and terminal in the middle of it. Clean it gently with an old toothbrush...

Our new Honeywell room stat works in a similar fashion. If I remember correctly it's something to do with the smart function keeping you comfortable. I presume it's so that you get used to the rise in temp. gradually. Having said that I leave the heating on 24/7 and just turn it down to 16 at...

If the oven woun't work without the clock then why would you need the lght to work, obviously element and lamp switched by the same control method