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Thanks Madrab, I guess I have a wax leak in the TRV head. I'll see if Pegler want to replace it.

Hello I have fitted the above TRV about two years ago and it has been working fine. More recently, I have found it opening at a higher temperature than I normally set it at in the Summer (1). Can the TRV be recalibrated (i.e. separate the two parts to adjust what the head reads for a given...

Thank you very much for the insightful comments. I will at least be able to better brief the electrician and hopefully save some time in getting the machine properly installed. Best Regards Bob

er...how about this weird dishwasher? Looks as though it was designed as a 3phase, then modified to a single phase, giving a much higher current demand in the process. Are such commercial dishwashers usual?

I would have liked to have shown you the full manual, absolute nightmare, but it was 6.5 Mbytes and the upload limit is 6. I have selected a very few pages that may answer the 'have you got' questions. The model number again is CK50/ABS/DD, the ABS refers to Air Break System, the DD means direct...

Well, DW now disabled, I won't take a current reading at present set up. Will re wire as radial first....maybe. It appears this is a 3 phase designed DW (finally found a plate) that can be used as single phase. The 3 phase is applicable to the boiler elements (3 with separate contacts) giving...

Big brakes on.....I followed up the suggestion that 15 amps or so would not necessarily blow a 13amp fuse for a short time (thanks JohnW2). I'm pleased that I did. I have a single phase version. The 3 phase version has a much larger 6kW boiler heater. The literature is quite clear. I questioned...

My view as well, usually running the cable is the biggest part of a radial job in a decorative environment so might as well leave a bit of spare capacity for the future. Re the 40 minutes to heat up versus two kettles. The heater element in the boiler of the DW is 2.8kW and there is a lot of...

Yes, I think JohnW2's idea of a 20amp might be more appropriate

What I was clumsily referring to was the split of current down each cable of the ring, proportional to the inverse of the resistance from point of load. I suspect the dishwasher is not at the midpoint of the ring from the equal resistance down each leg perspective.

found the button....

ar....so how do I 'thank you' so that it gives you all 'thanked x times' boost?

Two 3kW kettles in a double socket would give a greater load. The sockets are tested (over hours) to give 20amp safe load (14 + 6 from memory) and the 20amp DP switch is similarly rated. Unconventional you might say, have I checked the load down the short leg and the cable fixing to check for...

I have been looking at a commercial dishwasher attached by a 13amp fused spur to a 32amp rcbo protected ring circuit. The site is a village hall kitchen with a fridge, water heater, 6 double sockets and the commercial dishwasher on the ring. The dishwasher had not worked for 4 years. I found...

I have just done that job and opened up the existing sink outlet with a 120mm angle grinder by cutting a series of slots then tidying up the rough edge. I used a file to de-burr the underside. The strainer waste fits perfectly and looks as though it was always meant to be there with no ponding...

The following link is for a 40mm Hepvo waste valve. Fitted and working very well, quiet and takes up little space. http://hepworth.wavin.com/master/master.jsp?FOLDER%3C%3Efolder_id=2534374305508363&PRODUCT%3C%3Eprd_id=845524445167488&middleTemplateName=oc_middle_product_detail_I

Hi I'm looking for a running P trap in 40mm plastic with 1 1/2 inch BSP coupler (female) at one end and a compression fitting at the other. I've found a McAlpine TR10 trap but it has two compression ends. Anybody know of a suitable trap please?