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Bought a nearly new PCB board off ebay for 20 quid and it's now sorted. Still got a plumber coming to give it a check over and service. Think I may have saved £245 :shock: Thanks for the replies :D

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Hi anyone who may be able to help? ....I have an issue and routine with this boiler of it fails to initiate its timed programe I then reset it, all ok for a while, next time the progam is supposed to heat water andCH I get a blue flashing light (mostly off-flashes on, as the book says) then...

Hi Nicetoseeyoutoseeyounice, (anyone else who may be able to help?) did you sort out the problem with the boiler? ....I have exactly the same issue and routine of reset, all ok for a while, next time blue flashing light (mostly off-flashes on, as the book says) then may stay on for...

What do you suggest the cill should sit on then?

"Windows look a mess when the cill is sat on a mortar bed" BUT it's the correct way to fit it.

..looks like a brown water mark at the back of the cill, easiest way if the coat hanger did not clear is to run a 5mm drill bit "carefully" through the existing drainage holes making sure they exit the bottom frame...but NOT into the projection cill below it. Then get a cup of water and test again.

I would say your window needs to sit on a 15 to 20mm mortar bed with fixings up each jamb at least 160mm from each corner/weld. Do not screw through the head..either use a cleat and/or fixing foam.

noooooooooooooooooo , don't try the repair!! just replace the "sealed" unit.

because no one answered my first one :)

It's same crap flow taps fitted or not.

I have a hot water copper tank in my ground floor bungalow airing cupboard and a worcester greenstar boiler in the kitchen (not combi) The problem I have is since buying this place 2 years ago is the extremely slow running and low pressure from just the kitchen tap. Even without a tap fitted...

I have a hot water copper tank in my ground floor bungalow airing cupboard and a worcester greenstar boiler in the kitchen (not combi) The problem I have is since buying this place 2 years ago is the extremely slow running and low pressure from just the kitchen tap. Even without a tap fitted...

it's number 17 here ...any ideas??? https://picasaweb.google.com/100355590217338121267/105_FUJI?authuser=0&authkey=Gv1sRgCOPL4ePl4ImSVQ&feat=directlink Cheers

woody you say...The only requirement under the b/regs is that the windows do not make the situation any worse. Thats the problem.. the design has to stay as the existing and as the new ones are PVC then by design they will make it worse? Many other companies have copied the existing designs...

OK, so I am going to replace an existing 1st floor bedroom timber window that has three fanlights (top hung) over three fixed panes. The fanlights are as the pic in the reply below and the transom is well above 1100mm from the floor. This is the only window in the bedroom. There are no...

Patination Oil ... google it, Developed specifically for the Lead Sheet industry, Patination Oil is a white spirit based liquid that helps prevent white carbonate (that can occur on newly fitted Lead) from staining adjacent materials and provides a pleasing finish to new Leadwork Ideal for...

I agree with HERTSDRAINAGE2010, some companies will not pass on the guarantee to a new home owner as the original is sometimes only held on the initial window purchaser. I would contact the company and they may, as a gesture of goodwill, adjust your windows hoping for some add on work? If not a...

Hi "bag pipes playing" or "Wasps/bees" noises can be caused by vibrating sealant that has come away from the trims.... a good way of testing this (if you have a good sound room) is to get some one to stand by the window then go top the door of the room and open it quickly, this will pull the...

Might be caused by a door that has dropped? Doors are fitted so that they sit squarely within their frame but can sag after time and put pressure on the lock keeps etc. With the door key in the unlocked position hold the handle as if you are trying to lift the door towards the ceiling... lift...