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Hi all, never used push fit before so not entirely sure how they work. Since moving into the house ive noticed that Hot/Cold differ across our taps and want to get them all the same, most have a brass compression valve with isolator on so straight forward.....but in the kitchen they are...

Ok so power supply plugged in and powered on. One LED connected to junction box, reading at an empty connection is 0.8v.

I have inherited this when buying the house but assume its the original as it was all connected behind the cupboards, they just dont turn on. Multimeter was on the AC setting when tested. Power supply was plugged into wall and switched on.

Junction box supports 10 outputs, trying with only a couple in at the moment

Still nothing when doing this, but possible because its DC output not AC?

Thanks for the detailed response, apologies, but some of the information wasn't clear to me at the start, we've just moved house so i just keep coming back to this when I can. Wall wort was showing 19v when switched on at the wall and multimeter set to AC. I am not at home at the moment but...

No its ok, that's a normal crimp mark. Its on the other side too and still a tight fit

Hi all, I have briefly discussed this on another thread but this request is different and hoping to get some expertise. Moved into a property with plinth lights in the kitchen. All of the house wiring is working but not the LED's They are setup as per pictures. AC/AC wall wort/transfer...

Its showing 19v, does that change anything? Any idea what this connection on each of the LED's is?

Just got round to testing this wall wart finally. Showing as 19v when testing with multimeter. Is this an issue? Basically the LED's arent coming on so not sure if this would be the cause?

Nothing as it wasn't a question. In my last conversation John i said i would check again today, so updated with the outcome.

Clearly a statement. Didn't even sound like a question :)

Water coming out at 53 degrees this morning

Ill give it another check tomorrow to give it some time

Could be the answer... Just knocked it down to 50ish but turned off anyway Realistically how long will it take the water tank to drop 10 degrees or so for me to check the water temp? Assume it could take a while

Do you think this could be related or was it just something you spotted and an off topic suggestion?

Sorry which valve will this be? So hot water off, but heating on, check pipe temp?

Ok, in that case its now off

Sorry for being dumb but what does the immersion heater do and will I lose anything by turning it off? Assume its there for something