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Your installer should have registered the warranty (25 years), as they failed to do that, the onus is on them to honour the warranty. You could try explaining this to Consentino, and see how they respond.

Didn't see the black!

That depends. If it's only a 1mm cable, it will only be able to support around 11 amps, not really adequate for a socket, if that is in a kitchen. The first things you need to do, is find out if it is live, and where it is fed from, MCB or etc.. Likely it will go into a joint-box, located in...

Victoria?

Are those alarms mains interlinked? If they are then would the interlinking still work, during a mains failure? Obviously they would fail to all trigger if the wiring failed to one or more of the alarms - another plus point for a mains fail bleep.. It ensures both that the mains supply is...

Even fed via a lighting circuit, it still doesn't guarantee your alarms are getting their mains supply - they could be omitted during repairs/upgrades/modifications, or the internal mains adaptor could fail. The only near certain way, is a mains failure bleep, built into the alarm itself. A...

Yep, very annoying for the reader. Some people, just have a surplus of time on their hands, or their whole life is centred on this forum. It dilutes down, the value of this site, for those who seek an answer. The moderation of the site, is absolutely appallingly poor.

That seems to suggest a very poor design.

Well, whatever you call it - it's a little bit better, but still awfully dark, compared to live, or playback from the same source, while the program is still on, using the green button. Weird, that it only affects some program content on iplayer, but not the other similar sources, ITVX, 4, 5, and U.

0.75mm is more than adequate, for all the wiring of a heating system. All systems have all the wiring, run to a central point. The 'central point', is usually in the airing cupboard, where the hot water cylinder is located, the pump, and at least one valve. Modern boilers, expect the pump, to...

I gave up on manual (bi-metal) timers, they are too variable. You do one slice, then the unit is still hot for the second one, so it over toasts.

All of the automatic toasters I've come across, shoot the bread out the slot at the top, once the time is up. Some rely upon the heating, and bending of a bi-metal strip, to release the latch/set the timing - others, use a solenoid, and an electronic timer. Either type, would need an arm...

Include an opening front door, to view the meter readings, and easily access the consumer unit too.

If you do, expect moisture to condense inside your duct, which will then run down.

The cause and fixed it..

Careful, it'll be telling what to cook next, expressing its likes, and dislikes.

We watched the first one, thinking it was a film, and gave up bored with the lack of any storyline.

2 hours there, yet (s)he failed to find it - are you sure they knew what they were doing?

Thanks, you are correct - it seems to have different settings between tuner and BBCi from internet - the odd part, being it didn't affect all BBCi content.

Yep, BBCi, compared to live via terrestrial.