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There was a report of a socket not working. When tested it was intermittent working if switched on and off. The socket was replaced with a like for like one. When the failed socket was tested it was heavily sooted inside.

Thanks for the advice.

Thank you, I don't need to secure the panels, the battens will hold them. I need to secure the battens through the panels onto the wall. Can't use adhesive foam as the boards have foil on both sides.

I have a brick wall with plaster. I have kingspan type boards with vapour barrier on both sides. I want to put this directly on the wall, battens on the surface then plasterboard. I need to screw through the battens and insulation to the brick. This is to make the battens ridged for the...

You had the opportunity to help and show you know something, with the OP or my question about the same equipment with the same faults, you chose not to. When I can help someone I will, when I can't I don't waste their time, that's my attitude. Your choice, expect thanks for knowing something...

That's a useless reply. I'm sorry your upset about me looking for help here. My problem has identical problems to the original post, on the same equipment, it's not different. So far it's the same problem. I asked the original poster for help based on if they resolved their problem, it would...

While you were answering, thank you for that, I was checking that. See pictures on original post. Yes, the small 3A onboard fuse has gone. When I replaced it I am getting the right hand side power/pressure light on green. No response to on/off or reset. There is no water from hot tap. If...

It's a long time but I have what appears to be the same problem with the same boiler. It was working, now no lights showing. The clock appears briefly when I cycle the power. No water flowing from hit taps. Check power supply and there is electricity. Did you resolve your problem? Any diagnosis?

In a residential property, in Scotland and I believe now in England. There has to be an EICR and pat done. Where would items like integrated fridges or washing machines be tested. Specifically I am thinking of items which are plugged in but their socket is not accessible by the tennant...

To add some more detail. This is a family members house and an insurance replacement of a toilet floor which was previously tiled for about 20 years without issue. There was a burst pipe that required the good floor to be lifted. The repaire floor level, approxiates the original by observing...

Thanks for the reply. This is my concern, the tiles are not cracked but the grout it. Not easily visible to naked eye, hence close up. I could not detect any visible movement by stepping on floor, which would be extreme. I was wonderdering if flexible grout could solve the cracking issue or...

New tiles on bathroom floor, a couple of days old. The floor tiles are not perfectly level but very close. I've noticed the grout is several mm below tile level, between tiles and at some wall area. It is deeply ressessed where the wall and floor tiles meet and missing behind soil pipe. Also...

I currently have a cooker socket on a dedicated 6mm cable from a 32a MCB. A 2.8kw oven plugs into this and a 5.8kw ceramic home is wired in from a 6mm cable. We want to keep the oven but change the hob. We are thinking of putting in an induction one which is rated at 7kw. Is this possible or...

Thanks guys, for the serious replies. While saving pounds is always appreciated the £100 area is fine. Got what I need, to go on with.

I'm asking for experienced advice, didn't think it needed spelled out in detail. Not sure how specifying the current would help, it will be off a 13amp fused switch either incorporated into the controller or preceding the controller. Power wise, the timer shown will support up to 3kw, which is...

Of course I have search for one, hence links above. I have not found one that is suitable. Additionally one that sends a control signal is of no use. It has to carry a power suitable for Towel Rail element. If you can suggest a particular "Programmable thermostat" that would be great.

I can find a controller that allows different temperature settings e.g. Heating Element Controller TCP200 https://www.toolstation.com/heating-element-controller/p52631 And one that sets time e.g. https://www.lighthubdirect.com/products/7-day-3kw-electronic-fused-timer-spur-switch-with-boost...

The supply is on a standard rate tariff. Prepay meter, waiting to get changed. The model is a UN10002 120ltr.

Really appreciate the details of the information given here. I'm going to try to source the installation instructions to see if there is a way of setting it up for efficiency.

Height 94cm diameter 55 cm, external Cylinder dimensions there are attachments that make it a bit taller.