Search results

Wouldn't feel right if I won this one. maybe will leave it to 'forum only' members... Though I have seen these bags in the flesh and they look mint

Indeed it does. ;)

By Golly Gosh, I've only bloody won something. Thank you very much @Armeg UK! :signthankspin:

In my eyes, prevention is better than cure..... Just stop washing the van. That's the theory I use and there is no sap on my van.

No worries, glad to be of help ;)

Yeah mate, safe as houses. usually just means the whole thing is upside down. You either turn it around but have to swap everything over (i.e. wires for kitchen switch to other gang) or just do what you did ;) And yes; Common - comm L1 - 1 way L2 - 2 way Nice work buddy.

Could be a number of things from neutrals being in wrong neutral bar, to shared neutrals, to leakage, to cream crackered appliances to poor connections (missing neutral connection). Thorough testing of the circuit conductors is usually the easiest way to find such issues. Make sure you haven't...

Something tells me the next step didn't go so well...... :innocent

I concur, Love 'em

Here is my take on it so far, it got a little confusing at points. One minute the outside light doesn't go the switch, then it does, lol. So, IF: The outside light cable is identified at the switch that is pictured in the previously posted photo You think you know which is the Live for...

For a start, if that switch does the kitchen iight too, then surely you will need to change it to a 2 gang switch?

Hmmm, ok. Did you say you have had the switch off the wall? what does that  look like inside (Disclaimer, don't die or even attempt if your not confident. Advise turning power off first). Does switching the switch do nothing, anywhere in the house? It could be that the swithch is for the...

How many wires / cables are at the fitting, is it just 1 x twin & earth? Did the old one switch off, or just never work? Has the inside switch been changed at any point? Cheers

They register all electricity the same. i.e they measure export as import and so costs the client money to run their PV. It's a normal meter @Blue Duck just has a built in 'contractor isolator'. Should have a normal seal though, not a flag as flags aren't technically available to normal...

Yet to a PV installer, that meter is the bane of their life...

I believe you may be leaving out bits of info, if not, it should be pretty simple. something like function loopVideo(reps) { for (i = 0; i < reps; i++) { //play video ) } then just call loopVideo(number of times) Hmm OK, just re-read the OP, not really...

Java and Javascript are completely different things.

I got pulled on assessment for disconnecting cpc's. think he said leaving them connected came in in 17th (he maybe even said 3rd ed) I never checked up to previous versions though.

I think this is what is known as a ****uation damn you filter. you get the idea

Or maybe the blockage that you 'cleared' is no clogging further down the pipe after the join. I would say they are joined drains with age...