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if the connections need to be looked at consider using a proper cable stripper (screwfix, or maplins), then take it back and say it won't work on; (pick some type of other cable and do it on a saturday so you speak to the kid who knows nothing and cares even less - they do have a use after all!)...

Bump! Any ideas anyone? Your help would be most appreciated. Thanks, Paul

Hi All, I have a Beko AP930 Fridge Freezer that has today started flashing fault code E4 on the LCD display of the freezer. Under the top plastic cover, it states that this is a defrost heater fault. I have no idea what this means or how to fix it - any ideas? Thanks, Paul

At last, some common sense. We have recently moved from Scotland to Australia and appreciate the benefit of a powerpoint in the bathroom. Here, the outlet is only 500mm away from the basin which might be considered a bit close, but with some common sense on its position, this must be a sensible...

Thanks Sparkyspike for your helpful comments. 30A sounds okay given the rating of a 25A supply. (The route from the distribution board to the attic is via the wall cavity - single storey house - thats the way they route all cables here. Not to UK standards, thats for sure). Paul

Yes, its 240 v here just like the uk. From my basic understanding of electrics, i agree that 6mm would be better. Not sure what the voltage drop is likely to be, but 40m is a long run. Will have also to check what size of mcb they are suggesting to fit. Thanks for post. Paul

Hi All, I am from the UK, currently living in Australia and am having a hot tub installed however i am concerned regarding electrical quotes to have it wired The spa company states that it should be hard wired on a 25amp outlet but 2 electricians have submitted quotes specifying different...