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Not always. Melted insulation is caused by excessive heat - an over-current fault is only one of the possible causes. However.... I tend to agree that this is likely. Yes it should be checked, and yes it should be 3A.

That was a marvelously balanced post. When I grow up I want to be like PE.

For some reason, Marley don't stipulate a maximum for a sink waste.

That's not really very informative. Fit a non-return valve on the hot supply to each shower.

What's the make/model of the pump, and exactly where is the melted wiring?

I'll you where the lie is - it's in namsag's ridiculous and non-credible claim that he buys all parts over the Internet and never has a problem with any of them. The rest of us support local merchants, and for very good reasons. 'Fess up namsag - you either charge more than you say, or you...

Marley state a minimum gradient of 18mm per 1 metre, which is 1:55. 1:40 is about 1.5°. Personally, I prefer 2.5°, which is 1:23, or about 43mm per 1 metre.

No it isn't. Well then, service or replace the float valve in the cold storage cistern. Well then, service or replace the float valve in the cold storage cistern. Service or replace the float valve in the cold storage cistern.

Please would you explain how the £5k drop in value of your investment has been turned into a profit for anyone, let alone for Barclays Bank. Presumably you also think that banks makes enormous losses when the stock market is buoyant? :D Please state one simple thing that your bank did, that...

You should get some ointment on that before it turns septic. I don't know. Who did that? :?

Eh? So you didn't write this then? Or this? Have you been an idiot on another topic then? Thanks, but I already felt completely free to post. Hm. It wasn't though, was it. ;)

Huh? :?

Does that mean that you're extending your apologies like a telescope? :D

Thanks for the heads up.

Now this is a case deserving of sympathy. I'm truly sorry malteron - some of it was all my fault. Partially.

Trust?! Are you kidding? :shock: There never was any trust; merely sufficient confidence that expectations would be met. Now there is insufficient confidence, because companies are vapourising as fast as Castlemaine XXXX in the Marysville brewery. The more cans of worms that are...

They didn't lose your money - YOU lost your money. The value of shares can go down as well as up. Don't pretend that you weren't warned, and don't come here bleating about money you can afford to lose when some people have lost, or are losing, or will lose, their jobs.

So? If they dropped that far, then why shouldn't they rise that far? Are you saying that you didn't sign a document acknowledging that the risk of the investment had been explained to you?

And of course he'd had to call the new owner and ask them to do that - you can get the telephone number by requesting the member contact details from eBay.

I totally concur. They are awful.