It's prolly worth trying it now to make sure it's working

especially the pump

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On Sun, 04 Sep 2005 21:53:00 GMT, raden  wrote:


>
>It's prolly worth trying it now to make sure it's working
>
>especially the pump


... and the motorised valve(s)


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And the radiators

And the programmer

And the TRV's

etc....

"Andy Hall" <andyh@hall.nospam> wrote in message
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> On Sun, 04 Sep 2005 21:53:00 GMT, raden  wrote:
>
> >
> >It's prolly worth trying it now to make sure it's working
> >
> >especially the pump
>
> .. and the motorised valve(s)
>
>
> --
>
> .andy
>
> To email, substitute .nospam with .gl

raden wrote :

> It's prolly worth trying it now to make sure it's working
>
> especially the pump


...and if the pump doesn't run, remove the large screw cap in the end of 
gthe motor and give the shaft a turn by hand to free it up.

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In message , Harry Bloomfield 
 writes

>raden wrote :
>> It's prolly worth trying it now to make sure it's working
>>
>> especially the pump
>
>..and if the pump doesn't run, remove the large screw cap in the end of 
>gthe motor and give the shaft a turn by hand to free it up.
>

Or rather by electrical screwdriver...



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I have a shed at the end of the garden that I want to use as a small
craft workshop, problem is there is no power at the moment.
I can take power from an upstairs bedroom as a spur and run it down the
wall etc in conduit, a run of about 10m or I can connect direct to the
board, but this involves a run of nearer 35m again along a garden wall
in conduit.
I cannot access a powerpoint nearer downstairs as this would involve
concrete floors and a nicely decorated new kitchen!
I am looking at one florry strip and two double sockets, for a small
bandsaw, bench sander, radio, Dremel etc nothing heavy duty. Any
suggestions etc?
Thanks
John

raden wrote:

> It's prolly worth trying it now to make sure it's working
> especially the pump


I put mine on for a few minutes before bathtime every morning - it 
doesn't make any difference to the rest of the flat but warms the towel 
on the bathroom radiator nicely.

I tell myself that it's good for the valve so this little extravagance 
is justified.

Owain

"woodglass"  wrote in news:IAKSe.7185$pm2.3807
@fe3.news.blueyonder.co.uk:


> And the radiators
> 
> And the programmer
> 
> And the TRV's
> 
> etc....
> 

But it's all in bits!

mike

raden wrote:


> Or rather by electrical screwdriver...


Surely the end would be way too small.

I thought it was designed to fit a 2p piece.



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>"woodglass"  wrote in news:IAKSe.7185$pm2.3807
>@fe3.news.blueyonder.co.uk:
>
>> And the radiators
>>
>> And the programmer
>>
>> And the TRV's
>>
>> etc....
>>
>But it's all in bits!
>

Better superglue it together quickly then


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In message <dfgvla$bb2$1@newsreaderg1.core.theplanet.net>, Elessar 
 writes

>"raden"  wrote in message
>news:HLEa+I$Qt2GDFwGF@ntlworld.com...
>>
>> It's prolly worth trying it now to make sure it's working
>>
>> especially the pump
>>
>> --
>> geoff
>
>And on the other hand - remember to run your car's aircon regularly during
>the winter months.
>

I don't need to

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In message <nR0Te.102977$G8.101204@text.news.blueyonder.co.uk>, "Pet @ 
www.gymratz.co.uk"  writes

>raden wrote:
>
>> Or rather by electrical screwdriver...
>
>Surely the end would be way too small.
>
>I thought it was designed to fit a 2p piece.
>

The big screw on the end is a good fit for a 2p or 50 p piece, the slot 
in the shaft behind it is more electrical screwdriver size


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raden  wrote in news:h4rjCLBorKHDFwIR@ntlworld.com:


> In message , mike
> ring  writes
>>"woodglass"  wrote in news:IAKSe.7185$pm2.3807
>>@fe3.news.blueyonder.co.uk:
>>
>>> And the radiators
>>>
>>> And the programmer
>>>
>>> And the TRV's
>>>
>>> etc....
>>>
>>But it's all in bits!
>>
> Better superglue it together quickly then
> 
> 

On 05 Sep 2005, you wrote in uk.d-i-y:


>>>
>>But it's all in bits!
>>
> Better superglue it together quickly then
> 

Can't till the decorator finishes, maybe 3 weeks.

Thoug I did have a quick dry rub of me new pump, so HW zone valve, pump
and boiler go. 

But my nice new K2 weigh several tons, so I'm not looking forward to
fixing them. 

And I've came down Saturday with yet anuvver shocking does of flu, (them
flu jabs are very effective, Ive had six count them six doses this
year), and I had to get the old rads off by this morning for Rob the
decorator, also had to mow me lawns Sunday with me legs all wobbly on
account of the thunderstorm due in the night (wonder of wonders , it
came), and the Council collects green waste Tuesdays (early). 

I now feel like c***, and Robs coming in the morning at sparrows to
attaack me walls again.... 

Well, thanks for listening, if you have been.....

mike

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>raden  wrote in news:h4rjCLBorKHDFwIR@ntlworld.com:
>
>> In message , mike
>> ring  writes
>>>"woodglass"  wrote in news:IAKSe.7185$pm2.3807
>>>@fe3.news.blueyonder.co.uk:
>>>
>>>> And the radiators
>>>>
>>>> And the programmer
>>>>
>>>> And the TRV's
>>>>
>>>> etc....
>>>>
>>>But it's all in bits!
>>>
>> Better superglue it together quickly then
>>
>>
>On 05 Sep 2005, you wrote in uk.d-i-y:
>
>>>>
>>>But it's all in bits!
>>>
>> Better superglue it together quickly then


Indeed I did


>>
>Can't till the decorator finishes, maybe 3 weeks.
>
>Thoug I did have a quick dry rub


Blocked nose as well ?



>of me new pump, so HW zone valve, pump
>and boiler go.
>

I hope you didn't run the bearing dry

-- 
geoff

raden wrote:


> The big screw on the end is a good fit for a 2p or 50 p piece, the slot 
> in the shaft behind it is more electrical screwdriver size


Of course.
It's been a while since I opened one.... obviously.
:)


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"Harry Bloomfield"  verbally sodomised 
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> raden wrote :
>> It's prolly worth trying it now to make sure it's working
>>
>> especially the pump
> 
> ..and if the pump doesn't run, remove the large screw cap in the end of 
> gthe motor and give the shaft a turn by hand to free it up.
> 


Filth!

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"Harry Bloomfield"  verbally sodomised 
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> raden wrote :
>> It's prolly worth trying it now to make sure it's working
>>
>> especially the pump
> 
> ..and if the pump doesn't run, remove the large screw cap in the end of 
> gthe motor and give the shaft a turn by hand to free it up.
> 


Filth!

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Dos
Tres
Cuatro
CINCO!!!!!!

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to continue to criticise your sig 
is infinite." -- Neil Barker

"Harry Bloomfield"  verbally sodomised 
in news:mn.28327d59381d7932.8412@tiscali.co.uk: 


> raden wrote :
>> It's prolly worth trying it now to make sure it's working
>>
>> especially the pump
> 
> ..and if the pump doesn't run, remove the large screw cap in the end of 
> gthe motor and give the shaft a turn by hand to free it up.
> 


Filth!

-- 
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Uno
Dos
Tres
Cuatro
CINCO!!!!!!

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to continue to criticise your sig 
is infinite." -- Neil Barker

"Harry Bloomfield"  verbally sodomised 
in news:mn.28327d59381d7932.8412@tiscali.co.uk: 


> raden wrote :
>> It's prolly worth trying it now to make sure it's working
>>
>> especially the pump
> 
> ..and if the pump doesn't run, remove the large screw cap in the end of 
> gthe motor and give the shaft a turn by hand to free it up.
> 


Filth!

-- 
Phil Kyle  
Uno
Dos
Tres
Cuatro
CINCO!!!!!!

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to continue to criticise your sig 
is infinite." -- Neil Barker

"Harry Bloomfield"  verbally sodomised 
in news:mn.28327d59381d7932.8412@tiscali.co.uk: 


> raden wrote :
>> It's prolly worth trying it now to make sure it's working
>>
>> especially the pump
> 
> ..and if the pump doesn't run, remove the large screw cap in the end of 
> gthe motor and give the shaft a turn by hand to free it up.
> 


Filth!

-- 
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Uno
Dos
Tres
Cuatro
CINCO!!!!!!

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to continue to criticise your sig 
is infinite." -- Neil Barker