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Thanks, no I get it the covers back on now. Just some advice that's all so I know where I stand before calling the insurance. From what I gathered the sump is leaking out by the cover I think. Also the condensate trap fills up but doesn't appear to be going down the discharge pipe which I have...

It was a simple question. Great help you are. No one's touching the parts unless they're registered.

Hi, we have a Logic Plus and it started leaking water from the collector (terminology). I took the cover off and it was full of water. Pipe going out isn't blocked but why isn't it draining? I can see some ferrous build up on the sump so think that's definitely leaking causing the excess water...

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He is certified , it's of importance otherwise I would have installed it myself. I offered to route the cable but obviously let him make the connections as it may coincide with the floorboards coming up anyway. But tbh it seems more hassle than worth and may just sell this cooker and buy a 13a...

No dedicated cooker/boiler supply. The house looks to have had electrical work done in the past and new cu. I've had a leccy in as it'll need a new circuit put in but they are not keen on routing the cabling. The cu and cooker point are on opposite ends of the house, it'll need going up and...

Hi all, our washing machine whirlpool awod 6120 just wont turn on. Iirc no fault light came on either prior to this, Door opens fine. I have checked fuse. continuity from plug to back of control board. Forced the door interlock to make a connection. I haven't checked the element yet...

Thanks for the reply. I was thinking using a suitably rated control unit, the cooker has thick cables. but you saying dedicated circuit I guess you mean from the consumer unit?

Hello we have a dual fuel cooker, gas hobs and electric double oven. Our last range cooker was just plugged into a conventional 13a socket. This one says you have to wire it to to a suitable double pole control unit. and -The appliance can be connected directly to the mains placing...

its interior wood cladding in hallway and up the stairs. So jet wash out of the question. I've sanded a patch by hand and it comes up nice and clean but loads lighter, not really sure if it's been treated with anything previously or if it's just grime from over the years. is linseed the way...

We are moving into a home that has wood cladding, looks untreated. It's in need of cleaning and sanding. I have a dual action polisher I use to polish the car. Thinking to get some sanding discs to clean it up. what grit is best ? Then what is the suggestion with the bare wood to protect and...

The one I have regular access to has the same Honda engine, I look after the maintenance. It's a very reliable engine and easy to maintain. As usual a Honda is not fussy and tends to keep going.

Found the fault, it was the oven selector switch- rocker switch has arced and dislodged the rocker. new one ordered.

Hi, I'm fairly certain it's this model. the sticker is missing. We have had this a few years now but suddenly the oven has stopped working. The digital clock works, but no lights, fan or heat nothing. I've read the element goes bad but nothing is happening on our's not even blowing a...

I know hard to believe but true lol

Thanks, engineer is coming around later so hopefully easy fix. This boiler doesn't inspire confidence though it has been trouble free for 3 years.

Hello, my boiler started dripping water, not the best of times. I took the front cover off to have a quick look and notice water weeping from a joint just next to the pump, it's a thick pipe that comes down from the top. The boiler is due a service so will be calling out a engineer but...

That would work. Plans have changed though as it's a rented property landlords not keen on a big slab being put down. So the sheds moving down onto the lower part and have dug down, compacted and about 2" compacted type 1 going down. The shed will sit on treated 3x2 bearers. I think that...

Thanks Big-All for your advice, and that's some workshop you got there. I think I will settle on this type of shed maybe go a couple ft bigger if I can afford it. I just have to sort the base out now, materials are so expensive these days :shock: @HH1 good tip will look into that.

Was going to line it, and have a extra protection where the bike will be. Is that shed specs ok you think structurally. Thanks for your help.