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I said I have an EcoMax which is a condensing combi must have wires crossed somewhere, just noticed your post Mulgo and you were talking about TurboMax instead

certainly, what i do (normally she does), as the WM is next to kitchen sink i run the HW till it's hot then start WM as the dead leg of my HW is approx 20Metres. As for DW I've only seen cold fill ones only (i stand to be corrected though)

DW/WM fills? :shock:

It needs a permanent drain line which is slightly acidic, it's from the condensing/reclaiming process, so you need to fit a drain line from it. I used overflow pipe and teed it into the bath waste. It is quiet, it's in our airing cupboard and we sleep with it on and don't hear it.

I've recently had fitted a Vaillant EcoMax 824/e with the wireless thermostat, works great, no probs so far. Only grief was with fitting a drain line which was, in my house was not very accessible so had to go out the wall then fit into existing bathroom drains. Costs more than other...

Yes almost certainly the starter motor, the click is the solenoid, which must have an intermittent fault.

best way is to tape the chuck key close to the plug so it makes you unplug it each time to change the bit, no more embarassing moments and safer :shock:

I always use Pirelli glands from 'Newey and eyre', they cost a bit more as you get everything you need in a packet (shroud,earth tag, adapter for 20mm and a locknut)

i had a similar problem on my friends. The motors for both the wipers and the heater are located next to the battery. To get at them remove the plastic cowling which goes around the drivers wiper mechanism (single screw then clips) Then whip put the battery and there are 3 multiplug...

Yep sorry, 1000 litres = 1M3

1 gallon = 4.546 litres or 1 litre = 0.21997 gallons

you have to have a 'normal' 2 way switch at one end. The problem with this is that when you switch on at the non-dimmer switch end, the light will illuminate at the dimmers setting

1) You want at least 6mm cable, 10mm if you can get it. 2) put the new CU in your house then off of a 40A MCB on the NON RCD protected side put the feed to the garage CU, then feed sockets from that through an RCD.

i asked him and he is corgi registered and he signed all the correct logbook stuff you get with the boiler, i don't mistrust him but he made some mistakes when putting in the overpressure line and when filling the central heating loop, forgot about it and it went to 3 bar and water went...

Just installed it with a corgi engineer. He put the gas line to it in 15mm as this was the size of the tail supplied. Is this large enough? I queried him and he wasn\\\'t too sure. It runs at 22mm then into 15mm for the last 2metres.