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thanks for that guys, the cleaning of the filters seems to have done the trick.!!

Just checked the filters in the indoor unit, they were pretty full of crud. They are washable so have cleaned them up & popped them back in and running it it heating mode for a 'test'. Will let you know if this works.

I have installed a wall mount B&Q air conditioner. It has been in for around 1 1/2 years. recently I have noticed that when it is in heating mode the air con unit will cut out after a short while (10 mins aprox), and will not restart. you have to manualy turn the unit off and on again...

I have been sent with the invoice BASIC guide to installation only. The purpose of this thread is to find out if anyone has fitted a similar bath or has any helpful advice. (Thanks go out to JPC for his post). I would imagine that the frame to support the bath would need to be rigid as so...

errr - I wish!!! ( dont think er' indoors would like it though :lol: ) The problem is that the bath does not come with ANY form of support!!! I was thinking putting 18mm ply on the deck as a base, running three 'joists' (4x3) on the ply to support the bath along its base. (the bath is...

I have on order a deep 'japanese' style built in bath. ( see www.omnitub.co.uk). The bath is of GRP construction and comes with no mounting frame as a standard bath does. Has anyone fitted one of these?? Could anyoune offer any sound advice the best way of building a frame to support...

I wish to do the same, but am unsure how this will be fitted. I have a gray slate roof (stone), whould the mentioned flange plate be a replacement for a slate, or would your core drill a 4" hole in the slate and this plate sit underneath the it. IE between the slate & plastic sheet ...

I wouldent like ot comment on the gas, but I did have a similer problem at my old house. The boiler would run ok for a time, and then for a short period the boiler would start banging (quite nasty). It turned out that the circulation pump was intermittently stalling, hence the water in the...

It is going to sit on a 600mm base unit, so supports not a problem. Will probly still glue plywood to the underside........... .............. if only to support the weight of the crap the 'Er Indoors' keeps!!!

Oh dear, I have a vokera excell 80SP........ .............& it is a load of CR*P :!: Am waiting for it to go to the great scrapyard in the sky so I can get a Baxi !!!

I am proposing to fit an inset wash basin in the bathroom. The basin is ceramic, and will sit in / on the worktop like a standard kitchen sink. Now, the worktop I plan to use will be a large 600x600x18mm peice of pine timberboard stained, varnished & sealed. For extra strength I plan to...

I would agree. A disused chimney flue will need ventillation so that moisture can escape, and not condense on the flue walls. As the previous poster said, you ccould buy a capping cowl. Or, you can remove the chimney pot & using a peice of upside down half round gutter / cast half round...

If the chimney has been cleaned properley, then it is safe to assume that there is no blockage. Now you say you live in a tenement on the top floors (I guess you mean flats??). How old are these flats, as chimney construction has varied over the years. Ie: is it a traditional stone chimney...

So, I am right in saying that once the hole has been cut in the worktop, that a ring of good quality silicon is ran round the perimiter, so when the basin is offered up to the worktop that the silicone glues & seals the channel on the underside of the basin to the worktop ???

Have just purchased a new ceramic basin for the bathroom, which is designed to sit on/in a worktop (like a kitchen sink). There are no clips or attachments to secure the basin to the underside of the worktop (as you would find on a standard kitchen sink). Now, how would I go about fixing the...

Is see your point, but i have looked up the maintained working pressure data as follows: Current shower rose - 0.05 Bar min, 0.5 bar Max Proposed shower rose - 0.1 Bar min, 6 bar max Would the minimum 0.1bar provide enough flow for a reasonable shower, or would as you say "A Dribble" :?:

I have a Triton 'Trance' electric shower with standard rose which was supplied. i wish to alter the bathroom & fit a 'traditional' style victorian rose to the electric shower unit. My question is this, the proposed shower rose is rated at 0.1 bar; would i get a decent shower from this...