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Hate to say it, but that's wallpaper

If the relay is sufficiently rated to carry the required load, i can't see why there would be a problem

Well, if the cap fits....(only kidding) I've read far too many of your posts to argue otherwise

I'm not having a dig, it's just that if dodgy Dave puts a replacement LED tube in, will the driver end be obvious to him

Exactly. That's why i prefer installation method A and remove the ballast

So if someone puts the shorted end in the live end cap with the Crompton tube, what happens?

I always rewire for Installation A without the ballast. Stops someone in the future putting a tube in the wrong way and knocking the whole circuit out

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I'm assuming one white wire will go to the ballast (Live), yellow possibly earthing the fitting somewhere (Earth)? and the remaining one would be (Neutral)? Just a guess

There's a possibility the old fitting was screwed to a loose batton in the ceiling. This could have moved when you removed the old fitting.

If you stick your finger in the hole where the cables come through (turn power off), you should hopefully be able to feel a joist where the fitting bracket will attach

Sounds like you may have a dimming controller on the lighting. 

Don't know if this little snippet from the instructions is of any help to you. If not you could always convert to farads yourself as in the example. Hope you get it sorted

Don't forget the genny for the kettle

Any good?

That all depends who you're talking to. Some DIYers find it easier to understand layman's terms

Faulty thermocouple. A quick simple job for a gas fitter

Welcome. Be sure to Chuck some questions about for some Clucking good answers :coat