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I have the same problem, I even bought another one and it does the same.. You can even turn the power off to the whole system and it still stays mid position. This happens even if the motor is taken off the valve

I'm up in Croydon on the 22nd for a school reunion drink up. Last time i was there they didn't have trams :?

Well I was bought up in Walworth, South London and then Norbury then West Croydon, believe me Uckfield is a breath of fresh air to my previous abodes :wink:

The way I understand the rules if you were to buy a bigger CU so you can incorporate the new cooker circuit then the whole installation fed from that board would need to be tested, where as adding an additional CU just for the cooker would mean only the new installtion needed testing, obviously...

I also think you would need an RCD

Sorry for my delay in posting. But lets answer a few questions Yes I'm in Manor Park, The flat roof mentioned covers the front doorway, downstairs loo, and what was the garage, now my boys bedroom.. As far as the roof is conerned there are no leaks visable and the tongue and grooved roof...

My mate has a semi detached house, his central heating pump died so asked me to change it, it didn't have any valves so I needed to drain it down, which I did except possibly one radiator. I couldn't get a pump that day even though I took the old one out, so considered putting the old pump back...

Mine does have a load of holes in it, I assume this is the Dracula bit :D Yes it could be wet rot soaking in from the end, but the wood is very dry, but then again woodlice like the damp don't they? Yes it is a definate lack of maintenance, my dad pointed that out with a 'told you so'...

East Sussex, I will take a picture when the weather improves

My 1966 house has a flat roof area and the fascia boards are looking worse for wear, the other day i got up there and noticed the fascia literally falling off, so I helped it on its way. Behind I found the main 6"x2" joist which goes between the wall and flatroof badly rotten, it feels dry but...

AVG free and Zonealarm firewall free for all my machines, although I have had trouble in the past with Zonealarm