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Thanks all, sorted. Ensured I unplugged wires from each block one time, tape them together and then next one and so on. It was then easy to connect them in connector strip and then connected the new lamp.

I may have to call an electrician as the ceiling rose needs to come off for the new clamp to be screwed to the ceiling and also cover the wires/hole. If I get rid of the ceiling rose, I have no idea which cables connect where in the junction box. Thanks for the suggestion, much appreciated

lol :giggle: First time opened this since I bought the house 4 years ago.

Thanks for all the inputs. Better picture here I think. Plan is to cut the existing cable to the old light where marked as "x" in the attached pic. Then connect the blue cable to new lamp's check block "N", brown cable to check block "L". The run a small piece of green cable from check block...

Hello, I am trying to replaced a ceiling light pendant with a LED lamp fitting. Existing bulb holder has two wires, blue and brown that connects to the ceiling fitting but the new lamp fitting has an earth fitting too. I am just not sure where and if I need to connect the earth on new fitting...

Thanks everyone. It is kitchen light. Yes, noted that I need to connect to the the double block. Only reason I thought of 2.5 mm2 cable is as I can't really figure out the existing wire thickness and read somewhere that "putting in larger cable isn't a problem in the electrical sense.. it's ok...

Hello, My fluorescent light stopped working, so decided to replace the entire fitting with a LAP LED batten. Two issues that I am hoping I can get help with. 1. I removed the wires from ceiling to the existing batten and now it looks like the image below. Am I right in saying, all I need to do...

Thanks everyone, managed to get it all working. Tado app was very helpful in showing which wires connect where for the boiler model, so that helped. For anyone interested, all it needed was 3 cables from Tado to be connected to ST10 in the boiler. Tado by geeksy posted 20 Dec 2021 at 3:57 PM

I have to admit, I panicked. Reading further and watching youtube, disconnecting existing Salus receiver looks fine to do. Wiring the new receiver is where I am still unsure, but I will continue to read more and then decide if an engineer is needed. Thanks everyone, will let you know how I get...

Yes, as you rightly said, I can still leave it on the front (disconnected) or buy a face plate.

Thanks @CBW and @ianmcd . Understood, will call a gas engineer. Really appreciate the quick reply and advise.

Hello, I have a Salus RXWBC605 receiver connected to my Worcester Greenstar 37CDI combi boiler with ST621RX controller/thermostat. Bought a Tado wireless thermostat (and smart valves) to replace Salus. I was hoping it to be a easy diy task of removing old unit and reconnecting new unit, but I...

That is a very good suggestion, thanks so much.

Hi, We have built-in wardrobe with no back panel so the wall is exposed. It is an outside wall so considerable amount of dampness and mould forming at the top inside wardrobes. To avoid cold air in the wardrobe and also to look better, I am considering the following options. 1. Cover the...

Thanks for clarifying, make sense.

Thanks very much, all valid points and noted. I did consider that it will have to be a separate zone if it comes of the existing central heating system. Will look at the heat loss calculator. Not quite sure if I understood the last bit about tax bill though..