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I'm sure the ordered unit will include it!

The rubber washer sitting inside where the hole is going to external for the inlet?

Thanks, already ordered from screwfix.

i did take it out completely to lower and refit it thinking that would solver overfilling but it seems to be float, thanks. i think i'll just buy and install a new one for a tenner.

thanks. i think i'll just buy and install a new one for a tenner.

Thanks. Do you think changing the entry valve with a new one like the one below will solve it?

The issue is it fills with normal water pressure up to around 6 litre, well below 6L marking and overflow pipe, but over half an hour it reaches the overflow pipe. I have tried lowering the bit on the right shown in the photo to its minimum so it's well clear of the overflow when it stops, but...

It all looks intact and not warped/bent/out of shape. If its a manufacturer fault then I guess new hinges would not sort it?

The window frame does not close tightly against the casement as shown in the photo on one side. I have put insulation bridge the gap. I can't see anything to adjust it like you find with uPVC doors? Slider mechanism: Right side that closes with gap: Side that shuts correctly:

Indeed, but my particular fridge gives me under 1cm space to access it and does not come away. Youtube videos suggest unclipping it and pulling strongly as there is glue holding it, but it's flimsy (by Beko) and I fear it might break which will be an even bigger pain!

Oddly, the smell is the strongest there, but above the grille! But pouring bleach down the hole has dispersed the rotten smell

I found the cause!!! Seems to be the fridge back evaporation tray Originally thrown by it as did not smell when I last checked Either an animal climbed into it and died (unlikely) or the condensed water was contaminated with food/milk that now sits inside the tray and might smell worse when...

Although I don't like the idea of finding them, I am hoping it is something like this. But from what I have read, the rotting eventually stops and so the smell, perhaps after 2 weeks, and it has been going on for longer and is intermittent....

If the smell is different from fresh gas, is there a way the added mercaptan smell can be altered before it escapes (partially burnt off, for example) if there is a gas leak?

It's tiled over solid/concrete floor so no place for an animal to be deeper down but there could be a crack in a soil pipe or similar that I have not seen letting the smell out at peak times

Yeah, Back of fridge does not smell of leaking compressor gas (including the tray of condense). Fridge working fine.

Should have said, I am in a flat with the kitchen facing out into a balcony. All pipes are either visible within the kitchen for inspection or outside it.

Check under every cabinet and in very corner for dead animals. Floor has been bleached cleaned. It's coming from one corner of the room where there is an undercounter fridge with the gas stove to the left of it and boiler to the right of it. Back of fridge does not smell of leaking compressor...

It has all been siliconed and cemented right up to the connection to the basin, so as @blup said I'll probably just fit a P trap after creating an appropriate connection coming from the wall.

It has not kind of trap at all as at present. Apart from the smells coming up from the plug-hole are there any issues that I may face?