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they all do the same job but some are more user friendly thats all. i dont know anyone who has a fluke and changed to a megger. fluke seems the preferred choice. i for 1 prefer the metrel and have had 3 over the years . have tried the megger and it made my head hurt. :)

http://www.theiet.org/forums/forum/messageview.cfm?catid=205&threadid=22449 Subcategory - 1. BS7671 On a domestic job TN-C-S or TN-S, Is It with in the regs to bond gas and water pipes, using one 10mm earth for both, If the cable is not cut at the first bond connection, ie just...

you cant bond externally, 17th ask for 10mm as above, you can bond on entry to the building but add a note on the circuit design or minor works cert that you issue to the were abouts of the clamp for testing etc.

take the fuse with you as they are usually fast blow 2 amp fuses or similar. buy a few as when you fit the new 1 it may go again if there is a fault. if it does isolate any external controls and just take power to the boiler. if it blows again isolate the pump from the board and try...

there used to be different heats calcs for radiators with bottom opposite entry and top/bottom entry. a lot of councils ask for top/bottom opposite entry for elderly for ease of control and also added output. :) can be noisier though ./ :( never figured out why though .

i have come across a few 105 with exchanges scaled up but i dont think its that in your case. if all the taps are ok and its just the shower , maybe the model of the shower would help us ?? i have had this problem with the older miras and a new cartridge has fixed it.

without knowing the model of the lights how can i tell the OP. ? the dimmer he has is not compatible with the light fitted or faulty. this is precisely what happens when people do diy electrical work. we can help by advising only, but without the full facts its basic advise and...

http://www.worcester-bosch.co.uk/homeowner/literature/discontinued-boiler-literature/discontinued-oil-fired-boiler-literature/heatslave-cf-1214-combi-discontinued-december-2007-literature discontinued 2007 instructions here...

is there power to the board? not only live check the neutral and earth is connected correctly.

replace the dimmer,

there will be a wheel head and and a lock shield. the lock shield is to balance the radiator and also the system .

yes i hear the leads are naff on the fluke.

3 neutrals is correct. there is no neutral in the switch just a break in the live. cables should be flagged to show there designation. nice readme here. http://www.diynot.com/pages/el/el032.php

the trv`s are classed as zoning. fit an auto bypass it will work better than a manual 1. i would also use a programmer and zone valve and incorporate a room stat somewhere to satisfy the boiler interlock need. god knows were though . :) this would stop the pump cycling on satisfaction...

never seen any!! that do a 2 point entry. remove the rad valves and the bung on the other side and fit as per instructions. it will mean extending the 8mm to the other side. easy to do using compression fittings.

is your neighbour using solid fuel, is there chimney back to back with yours in the lounge ? i have seen many were flue gases have crossed in the loft space and come down the cold flues next door.. soot has a sulpur acidy smell to it ..

magna cleans are 70 pound, they do a great job and are a very easy diy install.

different boroughs have different thought on which way to go .. sheffield go flow to the top.... mansfield go flow to the bottom.. general thought is flow to the top ... but i see sense in both ways to be honest. but i go flow top as i was taught that way. :)

fairly easy for gas ... solid fuel is a little harder, a full scaffold up here costs 300 including up to the stack. also fit a fire box at the base, it makes it a better job and so much easier... add 70+ for the box. liner prices vary week by week

look to the metrel 3101... fabulous kit ..