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OK, fair enough. I appreciate your reply.

I don't think you are missing anything, it's quite simple really, a bit bored at work and wondered what would be involved. Read into it what you will?

As I said I was hoping someone would take the time to suggest the approach the electrician would take in advance of me speaking to him, but I appreciate your reply.

I am about to erect a log cabin in my garden, the log cabin will reside next door to a detached garage that has a consumer unit containing 2 MCB's which supply the lights and power in the garage. What I'd like to do is replace this CU with a larger one and have power for the log cabin's...

Not sure what category to put this one under, this seemed the nearest? Have a failed motor on a kids ride on car and cannot find a replacement for love nor money, was hoping somebody could help? The car was purchased from Toys r us about 5 years ago and called something like dune buggy...

Hi Woton, really appreciated your quick reply, showing my ignorance here but where would I find the waste gate if there is one?

I have just purchased the above car, it has done 57k miles and seems to idle fine. My only concern is that it seems massively underpowered. I didn't notice it in the test drive as it was about town and I didn't get a chance to hoof it, but when I drove it home it quickly became apparent. It's...

Thanks for that, I will have a check of that at the weekend. I have however opened the door mid cycle and there does seem to be plenty of water sloshing about in there? I also heard about the possibility of a burn out on the control board, but checked the control board last night and it looked...

My Bosch 6 year old dishwasher has stopped heating the water (I think). The displayed elapsed time goes down about ten minutes then stops there for ages, sometimes it does eventually complete the cycle but it takes a lot longer then the time remaining indicator states. I presume from this that...

Thanks for all your input, i've given it to a recylcing scheme, see if they can make any good of it.

You do get the rest of the picture, broken up by these dodgy looking lines. The set was only two years old when it went, not very old! I am not interested in repairing it but moreso interested in the possibility of someone else taking it off my hands (for a small fee) and for them to do...

It was deemed beyond economical repair by a warranty firm, they simply replaced it with a new one. The guy who came out said before he'd even set eyes on the set that it was probably beyond economical repair.

I have a 42'' Plasma that no longer works, the screens are not physiaclly broken but there are some horizontal multicoloured lines through the display. Is this worth anything to anyone (ie is there a market for spares and reapirs) or should I just dump it? Thanks.

No you're right, I'm man enough to take it on the chin, I should've checked that. Would there be anything wrong with plumbing the mixer tap into the supply side of the Power Shower (it's a 1.8 bar pump) Other then the obvious noise problem?

I've just checked the website where I got the unit/basin and tap (all as one package deal) from. It does say it's a high pressure tap... Doh! I'm surprised they supply that type of tap for a Bathroom as most bathrooms are gravity fed... aren't they? Anyway, so I either need a new tap or a...

So you don't think the fact that the pipe run goes round 4 elbows and through a couple of in line isolation valves is causing any reduction in pressure? I can raise the tank but the pressure was fine on the old basin before I changed it all?

No the pressure is equally bad on hot or cold. The supply is tank fed.

I have just re-fitted the bathroom which included a new layout and consequently new pipework. Everything is fine except for the pressure from the free standing mixer tap servicing the basin. It's something of a dribble. With the new layout the pipes going to the tap in question take the...

If the application is causing problems from startup onwards (when installed) it is obviously configured to 'auto-launch' when you start your computer. By stopping it from launching on PC startup the application will only start when you actually want to use it thus stopping you from having to...

Thanks for that. I have since discovered the 'Resultant set of policy' snap in which shows settings applied for the relevant GPO a user or computer is using, this is pretty much giving me the information I require. Thanks again for your reply.