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I do not have a hot water cylinder. 2 bedroom bungalow. loft space good. If thats any help.

I need some advise, due to problems with my combi boiler i would like to install a back up system for hot water and i thought about an immersion heater. It's something i'd like to tackle myself and i wondered whether or not this is possible? If so could anyone advise on which immersion heater to...

Thanks Felix i was told 2.5 then 3mm nobody mentioned 2.8mm..interesting, i'll look into it, thanks for replying i did not realise there was a page 2.

This song was inspired by my glow worm combi boiler e100. here we go.... pedanctivman i'm not happy(do do do do) in fact i've got the blues(do do do do) cause i could have had hot water...

Hi, i am attempting to fit a door seal or door seal gasket. The seal is approx 5ft in length and then a smaller strip approx 10inches long and not as thick as the longer strip. The oven itself has several screws on the front part which i removed to ease out the old seal. What i need to know is...

You lot might have nothing better to do but i've got a boiler to fix. either with you or without you.

Once again kevtheplumber says something productive and PEDANTICVINDICTIVEMAN does not.

curlydon.. how patrionising. Who do you think you are...o'h i know a corgi reg plumber... how to undue a screw. I am aware that a soft alloy comming into contact with a metal bit can cause(will cause) wearing or rounding off. (unlike the corgi reg plumber who originally did it) I thought that a...

Some amusing replies, possibly one helpfull reply, but is this not what this site is all about where, somebody, somewhere,has the answer to your problem. Even if they live in New zealand. I thank you....

I think you have a screw loose. I thought the whole idea of a site like this was so that people doing projects or wishing to do the work themself can log on and converse with likeminded people, pass on tips, ideas etc. If i wanted a corgi registered plumber i would just pick up the phone. All i...

I would like to replace the diaphragm on my glow worm boiler. However i am having trouble removing the 4 hexagon screws on the cover. The size that seems to fit the best is 7/64" (but it may be metric?) I'm not sure. It feels as if they are going to round off. Anybody got a good way of removing...

seems to work fine now. thanks for all the help

Yes i adjusted the brushes flicked a piece of metal carbon things flicked out. They did need replacing compared to the ones i bought they were worn down. i honestly thought that was that it seemed faster all the cycles. So the filter is underneath the machine?

Hi, lets take one thing at a time, pump too slow can i check this if so how? secondly, filter blocked how do i unblock? i think it could be this!! once again thanks for replying

Hi, i replaced the motor brushes as it would not spin, since replacing brushes it spins ok but the clothes are very damp? so damp you could wring them out, any ideas?

Thanks i'll give it a try.

Thanks for replying. Can i do this , ie can i buy the brushes and fit them myself?

Hi, i own a hotpoint 9573 electronic 800 super. It goes through all the cycles except the spin cycle it's an old machine but it's been a good one. Anybody know why it's stopped spinning?

glow worm compact e100. boiler not igniting all lights come on "power on" "central heating demand" but burner ignited nothing. I had the incident yesterday with water going everywhere but it seems to have dried out ok and everything( except the boiler ignited) seems fine. Any ideas?

Thanks for replying. Could you explain what you mean by take the plugs of the pcb? I do not want to make things worse, lacking a bit of confidence after my last incident. Thanks