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No it's not normal, something is wrong. Balancing it better with a bit of cardboard under one of the legs may help a bit, but it sounds as though something has broken.

To get a better price of course.

Stuck flow sensor? For more suggestions go to: https://copilot.microsoft.com/ and paste in: "Why is baxi duotec 28 constantly heating water?"

How do you know your plastic piping hasn't cracked?

How do you know it's not a joint in the plastic piping that's leaking? Can you show a pic of the drainage hole and plastic piping from below?

Is the material EPDM? If there's a drainpipe running from the drain hole to the building exterior have you check it's not blocked?

I would just do the obligatory Copilot AI search, go to: https://copilot.microsoft.com/ and paste in: "Why is my Worcester Comfort+II thermostat losing connection after a few hours, and the message ("No RF signal") appearing?" and check you've done what it says there, which I think you have...

No, I found it in the cupboard paint section of B&Q, but you can read reviews from people who have used it there. https://www.diy.com/departments/v33-renovation-soft-grey-satinwood-cupboard-cabinet-paint-2l/3153895181075_BQ.prd...

Try moving the thermostat nearer to the boiler and see if that makes any difference?

How about this? Available from B&Q, not sure about heat-resistance though: https://www.v33.co.uk/product/cupboard-cabinet/

It looks to me as though water has got in behind the render, and as others have said, the drain pipe has been short of the hopper historically.

Take a look on Screwfix as they seem to have all the major brands, i.e. Hive, Tado, Drayton, Honeywell.

This bass was also stolen in 1972 and found in an attic in Sussex in 2024, and he got it back.

This bass was also stolen in 1972 and found in an attic in Sussex in 2024, and he got it back.

Personally I would fill them with masonry filler as it would provide longevity and wouldn't take much longer, but I'm not sure how you would recreate the texture.

So is he over-volting them then? The bike lights clearly don't have anything in them to prevent this damage.

Does that not require specific functionality on the device? Also, the charger needs to be "smart", and support USB-C PD (Power Delivery) standard and be a Programmable Power Supply (PPS) like the chargers for the new Google Pixel 10. I think this is just a dumb charger and he is overloading...

Radio interference from something?

Go to: https://copilot.microsoft.com/ Paste in: "can you render over a dpm?" and you'll get some info. Basically you can render over a dpm, but you need to be using the right materials and techniques.

The traditional definition of working days does not include weekends so it's probably that.