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Hi purchased a Spear & Jackson strimmer from Argos last year (SBC33N1). And so far have gone through two of the rubbish plastic spools! (the insides get "mangled" by the strimmer line!!) so pulling the wire out becomes almost impossible. So i would like to know if anyone has any idea if i...

Sorry didn't mean the rubber pipe just a small leak on the union. All done now though went to B&Q for BOSS White and gas test fluid fitted, tested no leaks (phew). Thanx.

Hi the mrs just got a new gas cooker today i (stupidly) disconnected the old cooker now on attempting to connect the new cooker there is a SMALL gas leak from the flexible pipe connector (checked with washing up liquid just a few small bubbles) i disconnected the pipe totally from the...

One more thing how should i best secure the cable to the wall. Can i use conduit cover or should the wire not be covered? is the wire secure in the cooker connection box or is it ok just on the connections alone? Basically how to "finish" the job off without just leaving a wire carrying...

Lol i know but nowt's ott for me old mum the money she would be saving from not having the sparky out can be used to get a better cable (comes to £15 delivered for 2m). And she is forever cleaning behind the cooker so better be safe with an "overkill" cable than risk something snapping. Have...

Found this online: 6mm HO7 Rubber 3 Core Cable HO7 RN-F Superb rubber & neoprene sheathed cable, makes this exceptionally tough and flexable in temperatures from -20 to + 85 degrees. Ideal for professional use. Max Amps: 55A Do you think it will work?

Popped down to mums: Nothing above the breaker except Switch Type 1A 40A and the the hand writen "cooker" Underneath there is A B C D E F Cooker is A. Forgive me if i'm missing something but do say so if you need anymore info again thanks for the help :D Thanx. PS Don't...

Hi looked at the Consumer Unit (the sparky who wired this up needs handwriting lessons lol): Consumer Unit (Crabtree SB6000) Main Switch 100A Cooker 40A (what was printed on the label nothing was "handwriten" like the lights heater etc). Thanx.

Sorry don't wish sound stupid (i don't know any of the sparky "terminology") how can i find out the rating of the protective device?. Thank you for your help though. Thanx.

Hi my mother purchased a Belling cooker and i would like to wire this up for her (she can't realy afford a sparky at the moment). The cooker is rated at 9.8Kw. The cooker box (CCD?) when i opened it said 45A (there is one "plug" socket built into the box). Now using an online calculator i...