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Never new that with the 2yr guarantee, yer learn some thing everyday hey. Quality products, i hope so.

Thanks for the replies. Regarding the life span of the elements i should have said it wont be used on a regular basis its only for back-up or to give a bit of a boost when the gas boiler is busy heating the radiators. Gasguru, I think the problem with lots of todays stuff is that the minimum...

I live in a soft water area and i am going to be replacing the immersion element shortly for one the correct length. Does anyone have any experience of either of these https://www.screwfix.com/p/tesla-copper-immersion-heater-element-27/53858...

The plastic part turned out to be a holder for the pushstick.

Think i may have sussed it out, the three screw pieces along with item 3, auxiliary fence, bolt to the fence item 2 and i think the 3 plastic mouldings are maybe screwed to the floor and when the saw is set up for use three of the legs are held in position by. This i think is to stop it moving...

Hi, there made from moulded plastic about 4 3/4" long and there are definitely only 3 of them, same as the other parts I mentioned. Here are 3 photos which may make things a bit clearer.

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Can any tell me were the 3 parts numbered 43 fit, they are called support pad and just wondering are they connected with parts 30 and 31. See image (if I have managed to upload correctly).

Thanks CBF, looks like its back to the drawing board or i put a piece of metal up on the wood to deflect the heat.

Thanks for the replies all. Some more info The flue is non fanned and is 18" from the corner of the wall The wood structure would be about 15" from the side of the flue, no part would be in front of it. Agile I have found the original maker's tech details but as yet I have not...

Hi, its a Baxi WM381RS

I have an old boiler with the old style flue which is about 1 foot square. Can anyone give me an idea what would be the shortest safe distance that a wood fence can be be placed next to the flue.

Anyone had any experience of these De Dietrich DLZ693BU - Integrated Washer Dryer Searched the net but cant find any reviews.

I have had a good root round in the shed and have found an old dry lining box and it does fit inside the socket. You say it depends on the socket ( i had that in mind two) but when i went to have a look, admittedly only to B&Q and Screwfix all the sockets they had on display at B&Q done the...

Is my memory playing tricks or is it correct, i seem to remember that when dry lining boxes were fitted and when the socket was offered up to them it sat on the wall and the lip of the dry lining box fitted in the socket.

Your welcome, i hope you dont get the problem i mentioned. I did think about using the switch remotely and stowing the transformer in the loft but there was an oddity with the switch meaning it was not going to be that easy. Anyway best of luck.

I did sort it in the end after first wasting my money on the type of speed controller you have given links to. With one of those in use the fan makes an awful buzing sound called "motorboating" this is because of the way these controllers work, they clip the incoming ac. I eventually bought a...

Cheers Burnerman, ive drained them down and will be removing them at the weekend, i will give them a good flush out. The hardest part part was getting the caps to seal, ended up using LSX-stop leak but one of the dam things is still weeping.

Thanks for the replies all, as you can imagine i just want to make the job as easy as possible. Still undecided which way to go as some are saying yes it would be ok and others no. I think i might take the safe root and make sure by refilling. Armo74, so if i understand correctly i would be...

We are completely gutting a room for redecorating and new floor etc and to make it easy to remove the old skirting boards the two central heating radiators in the room are going to be removed after draining the system. My question is would it be ok to leave the system in the drained down state...