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I have a 3 pole switch for hall lights, landing lights and an outside light. I've just replaced the outside light and it doesn't work. On checking the power there is no live to the switch although the landing and hall lights do have power. No breaker issues so I'm stumped. Any ideas? The outside...

Took some finding it's right at the end

Unfortunately the instruction manual shows it should have the blue lever filling link. There's nothing about it filling automatically and I can't find anything on a search to find it in settings. Don't want to chance dropping the pressure any more to check it works in case they're left with no...

The levers not there

My son has a WB Greenstar 8000 with low pressure but it looks like it doesn't have the blue "key" to add water. I can't find anyone that supplies them as a spare. Any help appreciated please.

Yes the vagaries of imperial measurements.

The 1/2" BSP fit thanks (should have believed the spec!). Anyway thats sorted and will use the push fit on both sides which will make for easier fitting as I can attach them to the tails before fitting them and save messing with spanners in a confined space.

https://www.screwfix.com/p/grohe-ambi-dual-lever-mono-mixer-kitchen-tap-chrome/317jj 1/2" BSP female thread it states but they measure 7/8" which is what threw me.

They're definitely not 3/8" I'll have to visit a plumb merchant I think. I'n replacing a Franke tap that has different sized tails which has caused the issue.

Just bought a Grohe Kitchen tap. The description states 1/2" BSP tails but measuring across the connector they're 7/8". I'm struggling to find a male connector from a 15mm pipe, any suggestions please? Really helpful guy in local Screwfix was stumped.

It'll be disposal. I'd use a circular saw but don't want to damage the carcasses.

I'm replacing my wooden kitchen worktops (40mm from Howdens). Thres a right angle join in a corner and I've removed the butterflies, but can't split the joint. I'm assuming it will be glued? What's the best way to split it please?

We're getting new worktops fitted, I'm struggling to find a Neff specific sealing strip for the new worktops. Plenty available for induction hobs on the usual websites, I take it its just a double sided sticky seal?

Mystery solved https://www.johnguest.com/gb/en/products/jg-speedfit/accessories/collet-cover#:~:text=JG%20Speedfit%20collet%20cover%20prevents,can%20slide%20into%20position%20afterwards. Three was no large chrome ring

Yes that's what I thought. The first image also shows a groove on the outer edge.

I took the u bend out, cleaned it and put it back. I removed the tap and disconnected the pipework by removing the white pipe entering the grey elbows. The collars ( I found a 2nd one in the towel I used) are about the same diameter of the smallest white pipe you can see.

The taps miles too small . I took the tap out and having replaced everything found a plastic cap in the bowl. Everything's dry but for the life of me I can't see what the caps off so any ideas? I just don't want to end up with a flood. Pictures are the cap and installation.

I have an Ideal Standard vanity basin with a mono tap with pop up waste that needs changing. I'm looking at fitting one with a click waste but notice the tap base is noticeably slimmer on the new one. Before I remove it can anyone confirm whether basin mono tap holes are all the same size?

The wooden worktops we inherited are driving my wife daft so we're looking to change. We had granite at the last house which was ok but just wondering what is the best in you opinion. We currently hav 4.5 metres of standard worktop and a central island as well. I can't decide which would be...

This method worked for me but you need to adjust all hinges a bit at a time https://www.google.com/search?q=adjust+upvc+door+height&oq=adjust+upvc+doors&aqs=chrome.5.69i57j0i22i30l7.13405j0j9&client=ms-android-samsung-gs-rev1&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8