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Thanks crossthread, do you mean where it says "These instructions are intended as a guide only"? ;) Have already cut 3 holes, so 1 more won't hurt. Question is about the vent pipe sleeve. They have it on the pre-assembled version. Is it needed? Where can I get one? Fwiw, the overflow is...

Even the instructions lack a vent pipe. o_O Polytank by charlie275 posted 18 Apr 2022 at 8:46 PM

Hi, I'm in the process of replacing and relocating my water tanks in the loft. The new cold water storage tank (Polytank Blue) comes with full kit (for a total of 5 holes to be cut into the tank), including what they call a "Screwed Screened Breather" and a "Screwed Vent Pipe Sleeve". The CH...

Thanks. I gave it a few coats of Creocote although it didn't take very well. Maybe the damp weather and the fact it's treated already. Will treat it again in the summer.

I'm putting up a picket fence with 1200mm pales and the widest span will be 1830mm. Would this be ok to use for the rails? - C16 PREMIUM KILN DRIED REGULARISED TREATED CARCASSING 70 X 45MM. It (and the rest of the fence) would be treated with Creocote. I kind of prefer the look vs. cant...

Hi all, My Hotpoint FDW80 fails to power on properly. That is, after turning on electricity mains power it will do the initial beep (as normal) but the LCD display is blank and not lit. Sometimes the beep is shortened, or not at all. I removed the 4-wire comms cable that goes between timer...

Thanks. It was underneath, just to the right of the opening. Push the tab in, GENTLY (doh! :oops:), and the whole unit hinges up on its top edge. Not that it relates to my original problem, but can anyone tell me what the rear slider switch for "10 or 16 programmes" (see below) does...

Hi all, I know the answer is probably obvious but can someone please explain how to access the wiring on an old style Potterton EP2000 timer (see photo) ? It's not obvious just from looking whether the just front panel is meant to be released or the unit should come away from the wall as a...

[/url] Mate, that is NOT a fuse! :shock: Sorry to be so brutal but I am not surprised. Save yourself a lot of trouble and get someone qualified to look at this.

Hi, This is a dishwasher, right? (you didn't say, so just to be sure) There is no lock, only a detect switch. The machine lets you free to open the door at any time. It does not "lock", so your question seems confused to say the least. Erm, what fuse box? As it happens I also...

Hi, just an update to say I traced the problem and this is now fixed. I'm writing this up in case it is of interest and to link to another thread with information which helped fix the problem. The black part (shown in pics in my first post) where the noise was coming from is actually the...