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OK, sounds like an EICR is a good thing to have regardless of whether its a legal requirement of selling or not if only to check for any faults. Yes we have a flat. We are ground floor. It's really quite a small, 1 bedroom (hence moving). The 'digital' meter is accessible in my hallway.

Nozspark, sounds quite possible. Would having a EICR as mentioned above pick this up? I'm not convinced the pump is the problem here...

Yes the heaters continue to work fine even if the power to the pump/spur unit is cut

Yes your right. The heaters are simply plugged into a wall socket....maybe this is the answer??? Will arrange an electrician in any case as looking to sell up and can't do so with electrical faults Matt No the lights don't dim when the heaters are on although all the lights are LED so low...

It tends to blow when all the heaters are on.....which isn't ideal going into December in Scotland but we don't usually have them all going at once as the place we have isn't huge. In case it helps, we have 4 heaters, a 1200; 1000; 800 & 600 watt. Ok no more 13 amp fuses! No way to measure...

Ok so a period of constant use doesn't blow the fuse. However if a lot of appliances (I. E. Heeaters) are in use then it does blow. When the pump works, it pumps fine so not sure if there is any sort of build up or whether I'd be happy to tamper with it not being a plumber. Going back to my...

Hi, sorry for my lack of details in original post. I don't believe it pumps water out as draining water away has never triggered any use of the pump. It is used when we use any hot water (including the shower) or the toilet refills The pump is called a 'Monsoon N3.0 Bar Twin'. The wattage input...

Hi everyone, hopefully someone will be able to help. I have a fuse which keeps blowing. My flat is electric only. Within a storage cupboard in my hallway, I have the water tank, boiler, pump, the pump is wired to a fuse socket on the wall, which up until now has housed a 5 amp fuse. My fuse box...