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moger4

i had this problem , the divertor valve itself is stuck , i got a service kit and fitted it and it run fine the rod gets caked in scale and sticks , you have to clean up (greese the rod with silicone greese) and replace all the kit parts and it runs perfectly after that

moger4

get your boiler serviced by an approved engineer , the parts are ten years old and maybe worm

moger4

small white box may be a three port vavle have this checked as it maybe malfunctioning

moger4

you dont need to strip the paint , infact the heat gun is really used to strip paint from timber , just mist coat the wall with a cheap white matt paint , this will cover the colour already on the wall , as leaving the paint on will act a s a sealent , and also show up any holes or cracks that can t...

moger4

most internal walls made of block and dont contain rods , the wires for lighting SHOULD run down the wall vertically but as you have said getting s tud detector is a great and very safe idea , who knows how some one could have bodged the wiring ?? so do that and you should be ok

moger4

you dont need a 50mm pug , you drill the hole to the depth required then insert the plug , and with the screw inserted gently tap it all the way in , the plug should always be in the brick and not the plaster or thermal borard

moger4

probably used the wrong thread screw for the readdy drive , you may be lucky and turning the reddy drive itself out , if not i have just pulled the things off the wall and conceeded that i will have to do more patching then i originally wanted to

moger4

this may well be the problem as your back wall maybe south facing
scrape the cracks out and fill , some kind of sealer on the render is good also

moger4

you need a long thin driver , go to screwfix they do a set there , and take your time ,you have to rememeber you will be coming at an angle no matter what you want it to do ha ha , i always find when getting frustrated with a job that wont go right , that a break , nice cuppa and it goes right in th...

moger4

see if you can lend a sds drill off someone , these require no force to use just to take up the slack and hold it steady , well done for trying , you dont learn without trying

moger4

check out any screwfix or such site , they have a good selection of lightwieght block fixings

moger4

the best way to do this would be to fix a batten to the cieling , maybe with a nice edge painted , and then fix to this , fixing it secruely to the joists

moger4

there are fixings on the market for such a thing , have a look round web sites or google it
i think screwfix does a fixing

moger4

i think the problem is that you may need to put a tiny bit more effort into the screw to push it passed the spike , this is a typical problem when first using reddy drive fixings if you notice at the spike end there is a hole which the screw can then force its way through

moger4

get yourself a non contact tester , safety first , im thinking it sounds like you have two fuses for every cct , this sounds like you have fused neutrals which suggests this is in urgent need of a rewire !

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