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Oh its the Candy go 482/2-80 model

Evening all got a Candy grand 8kg washing machine that's started stopping mid wash and prior to that would do the same on selected settings now seems to be on them all I dont wash at high temps just 30/40 as a rule, The machine stops mid wash and the stain removal light and the 90 temp light...

Well the kitchen has moved along slowly so the bathroom is almost done apart from adding the light for the mirror/lino/touch up some paint How it looked before

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Have been working on the flat today and had to switch off some of the valves to see which one was ofr the hot water but I cant for the life of me remember what postion they should all be And before someone says open I mean each one left/right or up/down Just a bit concerned as the...

Thanks for the info :wink: I was going to use the brackets with came with the kitchen (magnet)

Got a kitchen to fit and wondering whats the best way of fitting units to walls with lath paster?

Yup not a problem just as you can use Scottish Power as your supplier down south funnily enough it was a Scottish bloke who took my order :wink:

Just spoke to Southern electric they are going to fit normal meters in the next few weeks free of charge

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I know however the flat was rented out for a while hence why the meter is in. Scottish power want £48 to swap the box out and £150 "security" deposit held for a 12 month period to ensure I pay the bill same with the gas :evil: held to ransom either way they will rip you off. I'm not sure why...

I've just moved into my new flat and it has one of the extortion in a box meters(prepay) fitted to it due to it being an ex rental property however I'm not sure if there is a meter missing that should be fitted before it? I'm pretty sure that the last flat I had with this in it there was a meter...

Was thinking of seeing if I could scrounge one from work :wink: As a side note I priced up the Smeg hob today as they are still in the catalouge £600 :shock:

Cheers mate I was thinking along those lines the fella I'm buying the kitchen from will give me a hand to dismantle it from his side I've got a van to move it in which is decked out as a self build camper AKA the bundy bus so might take 3 moves. Just not looking forwards to lifting it down...

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I've just won a 2nd hand kitchen off ebay and looking for some advice as to the best way for it to be taken down and re-used with the minimum of fuss I know I'll need new work tops that wont be a problem Gas and elelctrics will be disconnected before hand link to kitchen

Do need some screw drivers though I always find that I manange to round the heads of no matter what they are made of :o

I do have some stuff pliers etc from my days on the tools as a service tec even managed to keep a hold of my 18volt boch hammer action drill with SDS some ladders and other stuff most of the tools I have are spanners/sockets for working on my scooters. I do have volt meter and bosch stud...

Looking to put together a small DIY kit for the flat what should I get for around £100 I know you get what you pay for but once the work on my flat's done it'll be in the back of the cupboard gathering dust :wink:

I had a vectra diesel as a company car utter garbage it spent 2months almost back to back having engine management faults rectified got so bad as they didn't know what the cause of the fault the area techincal manger for vauxhall was brought in and findings passed back to Luton. The limp home...