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Hi, Any ideas on how to remove these small door handle screws? I have tried many different screwdrivers and all that's happening is the screwheads are being destroyed. I have tried the rubber band trick but they didn't seem to help. Any help would be great. Thanks

Thanks for all the replies, see attached 2nd switch. This switch would probably be the main switch as its located at the main entrance to the room. Looks like this switch is up side down with the Com terminal at the bottom. We have 1x grey (brown sleeve) and 2x light brown wire feeding L1 and...

Hi, Thanks for the reply. I did receive those instructions but still wasn’t sure how to wire. The other switch within the room controlling the same lights is the same switch type as the original. So are you saying that the new dimmer switch cannot be used with the current setup? If so, can...

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Hi, I'm replacing one of the 2 way switches with a dimmer switch and just wanted to check as the terminals are labelled different. Old 2 way switch has terminals labelled - L1 (black wire with brown sleeve), L2 (grey wire with brown sleeve) and Com (brown wire) New dimmer switch has terminals...

Thanks for your reply. Do you know what type of brick this is?

Hi, There was a window here previously that was removed and an internal door fitted into the conservatory. The internal door frame covered up all of this damaged brickwork. I have removed the internal door and frame and want to fit some UPVC doors but am concerned about the brickwork as this...

Could someone on here help with the wiring as per the attached document. Have I got the wiring to match correctly from the old thermostat top (MTU) to the new one at the bottom. Also, does the polarity matter on the heating wire and floor sensor? Thanks

Looks like I might have found a replacement thermostat - Heatmiser neoStat-e V2. This is for electric underfloor heating. I will confirm if all working once its installed for clarity and content for this post for future reference.

Thanks Roddy. I don't have any of that, so it must be electric under-floor heating. In this case perhaps finding a replacement thermostat won't be so hard.

Thanks Roddy, Is your system hydronic (water based) or electric? Do you also have a master panel somewhere that these sensors link to? Thanks

Hi Roddy, Thanks for the reply. Sorry, reading it again makes total sense! So, to remove the thermostat, I just need to pull the part that sticks out and it will unclip? I still need to find a replacement, but until I remove it I cant see how it is wired. Thanks

Hi Roddy, Thanks for your reply. When you say 'we', do you mean 'you' or are you referring to OJ Electronics? Reply from OJ Electronics. If your floor heating system is water based, we regret to inform you that our WLM/WLTM hydronic product lines (and with also the hydronic MTU2) have been...

Hi, Does anyone know what could replace these old OJ Electronics MTU2 underfloor heating sensors? Apparently these are discontinued by OJ Electronics, so was looking to replace with something more modern. Also, does anyone know how to remove this from the wall?

Thanks for your answers, I will contact the company who installed them and just see how much to replace them.

Hi, Is it possible to replace these type of alarm covers and will the alarm go off when removing!? Thanks

Thanks for the answers. I think I will cut out the rotten wood, replace with a new strip of plywood which I will fix to something underneath. Replace the broken tile and then look at filling the gap with some strips of tiles like before or something similar that looks nice. Thanks for your help.

Morning, I removed the screws, it was just the sealant that was holding it on. I used a knife and ended up cracking the tile! Should this post be moved to DIY disasters! I then removed the tiled area at the bottom which spans the width of the bath behind the taps only to find that the wood...

Hi, I'm trying to remove the last part of my shower screen profile, but it is completely stuck. Tried fishing line but didn't work. Its starting to buckle! Any help would be great. Thanks

Thanks for the infomation. This is just for internal doors in my own home so should be fine.