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thats just reminded me I would need to change my battery as its 9 years old, I can't even remember the make.(texecom?) it hasn't given me any problems yet but I must change it just the same :oops:

yes I see were your coming from, the pump (which you never mentioned)circulates the hw all the time and ch works through the motorised valve when ch switched on. your wiring looks ok, you should just have to keep your hw switched on as well as your ch to get the radiators to work. (in theory)...

if its the old type spiral ring its just a matter of unscrewing and replacing with a a new one, not much knowledge needed. I haven't replaced any other type yet e.g ceramic :)

yes[/url] a very useful link! according to the oven consumption of 3.8 kw(first link) your run can be at least 50m for 4mm t&e cable (I some how dout your oven is this far away :?: )

don't know a big lot about it, sounds as if it depends more on the length of the cable run! (cooker to cu)

maybe its bog pipe? :shock:

tried all these but its just getting ones suitable, the coiled type. if you could get something exact? thanks for your input :wink: [/img]

your ok, you may be able to pop in for them yourself(or know someone who could?). I would have to cross the water to get them :lol: this is the site http://www.thehandleshop.co.uk/cgi-bin/trolleyed_public.cgi?action=showprod_SP4M

[/url] Thats nice also :wink:

6AMP fuse takes about 1440 watts for that light circuit before it blows, just make sure the circuit load doesn't exceed it and 1mm cable cable wouldn't be there if it wasn't heavy enough. as for the low voltage lights they wouldn't make much of a difference to the load.

NICE :lol:

I need a few replacement springs for door handles, I don't want new handles as the ones I have are good quality and it would be a real waste. I have seen 1 web site 94p each trouble is postage is £7.80 stupid or what :roll: any ideas :?:

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I assume you mean the second one went ok for a while? you could have a faulty trip this time or you should maybe have tried a different make of oven. I recommend neff as I had one for 22 years before a hinge went, on my second now 5 years old :)

you don't need to leave a gap as ovens have seals to keep the heat in, most free standing cookers seem to be 500mm wide. its more of a case of what if you decide in the future you wanted a built in oven/hob:? in which case you should leave a standard gap of 600mm (for an under oven...

my 2 stroke ryobi strimmer model plt 2543-y just stopped in the middle of cutting grass, pull cord won't pull as if the engine or clutch seized :oops: any ideas :?:

I tried a couple of wireless door bells years ago and didn't think much of them. I had to keep replacing the batteries at short intervals to get it to work. just forgot about it all together :wink: