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After 5 pages in this thread, it would have been quicker to bung in some Kopex...irate:
Lovely Geordie, had some breakfast, took the dog for a walk, had a little tidy up, spent a bit of time on line and just about to pop to tesco for a few bits and bobs, I could live like this mate forever, life is kind at the moment.Afternoon Mark
How's life at MDF today??
Lovely Geordie, had some breakfast, took the dog for a walk, had a little tidy up, spent a bit of time on line and just about to pop to tesco for a few bits and bobs, I could live like this mate forever, life is kind at the moment.
I have work tommorrow, I have bought the wife a new Cooker which arrives Friday morning, I need to install a new circuit tommorrow for the fan ovens, the hob is gas, she likes dual fuel, I won't be notifying Building control haha.Good lad.
I've been laid-up since last October but am starting to get out & about now but am still seeing consultants who are trying to find out what's ailing me. Bunch of useless sods!!
Will be seeng GP in the morning - again - and a consultant bod on 14th and another on 31st.
I was sort of retired anyway but I can stand doing nothing for only so long and then get frustrated and wanting to DO THINGS!!
I've still got the ongoing project of my own house to finish which I'm doing as and when I'm able so today I'm off to buy a big black 4" diameter grooved rubber flexible friend which got Tidyboiler all excited when I told her - until she found out it's just a flexible connector for a soil pipe ......
Look in your local yellow pages and get a Electrical Trainee to sign it off for you lol.I have work tommorrow, I have bought the wife a new Cooker which arrives Friday morning, I need to install a new circuit tommorrow for the fan ovens, the hob is gas, she likes dual fuel, I won't be notifying Building control haha.
Good lad.
I've still got the ongoing project of my own house to finish which I'm doing as and when I'm able so today I'm off to buy a big black 4" diameter grooved rubber flexible friend which got Tidyboiler all excited when I told her - until she found out it's just a flexible connector for a soil pipe ......
I have work tommorrow, I have bought the wife a new Cooker which arrives Friday morning, I need to install a new circuit tommorrow for the fan ovens, the hob is gas, she likes dual fuel, I won't be notifying Building control
haha.
The gas is on a baynet type fitting and unplugs then the new one plugs in, I have a good mate who is Gas safe registered who is going to do the gas side in anycase bud, thanks for the warning though, I wouldn't mess about with gas.Building Control ........ What's that all about?? :angel_smile:
Be careful with the gas for the hob though. If you're doing any soldering turn gas off, put a temp. earth bond between the inlet & outlet pipe of the meter then remove meter & shove it outside with the open connections covered to prevent ingress of shyte etc.
When you've finished soldering, reconnect it, remove temp. bond & check for leaks.
I was a tad disappointed to hear that Big Ben was a clock!
The gas is on a baynet type fitting and unplugs then the new one plugs in, I have a good mate who is Gas safe registered who is going to do the gas side in anycase bud, thanks for the warning though, I wouldn't mess about with gas.
I have work tommorrow, I have bought the wife a new Cooker which arrives Friday morning, I need to install a new circuit tommorrow for the fan ovens, the hob is gas, she likes dual fuel, I won't be notifying Building control haha.
It isn't pet ..... it's the name of the bell in the clock tower.
Stay with me & I'll get ye larnt!
The gas is on a baynet type fitting and unplugs then the new one plugs in, I have a good mate who is Gas safe registered who is going to do the gas side in anycase bud, thanks for the warning though, I wouldn't mess about with gas.
The pipe comes with the cooker, it is the other end which connects to the supply, the cooker end is just a thread, anyhow I won't be installing it.I'm sure hobs have to be hard piped with an isolation valve. It's the way I've always done it.
Now where are my old CORGI regs?
Geordie, you're wanted!
I'm sure hobs have to be hard piped with an isolation valve. It's the way I've always done it.
Now where are my old CORGI regs?
Geordie, you're wanted!
I'm sure hobs have to be hard piped with an isolation valve. It's the way I've always done it.
Now where are my old CORGI regs?
Geordie, you're wanted!
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