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I have a Hozelock Aqua timer Sensor plus which is leaking from inside any idea if it can be taken apart? There is a bit on YouTube but only an the AC1 timer Thanks for looking

I have a 02 Ford Focus auto. The Knob on top of the selector lever has started 'sticking' When I park I cannot get the key out of the ignition switch unless I pull the knob out with grips. I can change selector between gears including reverse. I cannot find any information how this knob works...

Thanks one and all, sufficient for me to say the lump of cast Iron has lasted for 30 years with no problem, friends nice shinny Potterton 's heat exchanger went after 5 years and it was fully serviced and treated. End of topic now. Regards Ray

Thanks for the advice, have replaced spark ignition unit and boiler now working OK, also invested in a CO detector as boiler is now 30 years old and you never know. Next thing is to investigate a new boiler, but am a bit put out that no one seems to make a Class A boiler with a cast iron heat...

one of the things I was trying to get my head around is the ignition sequence, Thermostat calls for heat, relay operates, fan runs and purges boiler, SPARK GENERATOR ignites pilot light, main gas valve opens. Does the boiler cycle if pilot does not light and retry? Looking at he sequence,as it...

30 year old Potterton Neatahet MK2. Having problems with ignition of the pilot light, the boiler fan etc will run but the pilot light will not light, have changed the Ignition monitor for a old one that I had in stock,, this worked for a couple of ignition cycles then stopped working. Checked...

Is that just the area exposed or all the painted area, I am assuming that I would be better off using textured masonary paint, thinking of using Wikes Mastercoat, someone else said the put stabilizing solution in with paint as well!!

I think I am being paranoid, have been asked to repaint a external rendered plinth, it is suffering from some blistering which will come off with scraper ( tried one bit and exposed loads of woodlice) I think the blistering is caused by damp. If I scrape off all the loose stuff what should I...

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