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He also said: Another Americanism to which I did not respond.

I was not thinking of your reasoning. The OP said grounding, therefore...

...and yet no one thought to explain.

As noted, the OP only queries 'grounding' and yet everyone's replies (I think) only relate to 'bonding'.

I haven't watched the video so don't know if the question is related to something in it. Is it? - the advice the OP is asking for...

Yes, go on - splash out and have four sockets.

Yes, but some people have permission.

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https://www.manuals.co.uk/dimplex/qm150/manual?file=2641193

Or - silicone - as I now notice you said it was.

Untwist the bezel after cutting the paint that is stopping you untwisting the bezel. :giggle:

Looks like the inspector wants all the wiring and the cupboard 'contained' as well.

Yes, it will have to be a Class 2 fitting.

What do you think the screws screwed into. Maybe there used to be two switches operating the light. Make sure you earth your new metal face plate.

It comes to 30.5A. You only add 5A if there is a socket in the switch - so don't have a switch with a socket. |No.

That's not really possible. Anyway - remove the link wire and tell us what happens. Does the light or fan work on its own?

Yes, it does. It is now less dense than the water in the cylinder, therefore the more dense will make its way into the Willis. No. The densest water will sink to the bottom and something has to make way for it. We have. You will not accept what happens. As I said, you do not appreciate the...

Ok. It rises because denser cooler water is entering the bottom and pushing it up because of gravity but then some not quite so hot water is heated to continue the process.. I don't think 'pumped out' is a correct term to use. The hot water has to go somewhere and the only place is up and...

As it is done with normal heating of cylinders.

No - particularly in the immersion cylinder; not the Willis Yes, but it is half way up a chamber supplied from the coolest water in bottom of the cylinder.