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https://www.radiotimes.com/tv-programme/e/mwkbrg/canal-boat-diaries--s2-e1-ellesmere-port-to-audlem/

Maybe something like this then? https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.co.uk%2FBrass-Sliding-Cabinet-Cupboard-Dovetail%2Fdp%2FB00LY3BOZM&psig=AOvVaw1ApesvwPImXsotCAfvFvhQ&ust=1617703171867000&source=images&cd=vfe&ved=0CAIQjRxqFwoTCPCKkY7s5u8CFQAAAAAdAAAAABAD You would probably need to alter the hole in the frame to suit

Try Wesley Marine Windows on 01636 704363. Their website doesn't show them but the catches look like the ones which Wesley use and they do sell spares

I wonder if that hasn't been homemade by adapting a fuse holder. If that is the case then you won't get a like for like replacement.

It is. Not cheap at £39.99 https://www.amazon.co.uk/Golden-Age-Canals-DVD/dp/B00H87DZFA

https://www.togethertv.com/boatyards-thames Just a few minutes left

This^^^^. The domestic bank will also be much larger and less likely to be flattened by a long run of the pump.

This^^. The only downside is that rinses are also done in the 40 degree water. Others simply add hot water manually at the start of the wash programme. I have read that some machines don't work if you disconnect the heater.

Available here apparently https://www.abcwebchandler.com/products/heating-systems-stoves/alde-spares/alde-thermocouple

Just a thought, what happens if you remove the SIM card? ( I have only had Android phones)

I use a wooden metre rule as a dip stick. You can read off the levels in centimeteres .

Close inspection of the photo shows you are correct - it is a Beta.

The OP doesn't say (and may not know as it is not his boat) if there is anything other than the shower that is connected to the sump box. If, for example, there is a washbasin which also drains via the sump then fitting a gulper may not be the complete answer.

Have you thought about and rejected using an upside down top Desmo fitting like you would fit to the table at the bottom of the leg? Just some screw holes that way round. I appreciate that it would be quite a lump compared with the sunken socket.

I took the NRV off the calorifier and re-fitted with a T piece in between. Drain cock in the other leg of the T piece. One like this https://www.screwfix.com/p/hep2o-push-fit-brass-drain-cock-15mm/8167f

If you do go with the surecal and decide to fit a drain tap (you should) ensure that you fit it on the calorifier side of the non return valve which is standard on surecals. You can then use it to drain the calorifier not the main water supply. I keep my spare water pump attached to the drain tap so it's easy to empty the calorifier when winter comes.

Agreed. That's why I suggested breaking a joint in the pipework to allow the accumulator to twist at the tap connector towards the vertical to allow easy access to the valve.

https://www.eurocarparts.com/p/schrader-valve-repair-tool-black-539770371?type=shopping This is a typical tool. You use the part that has a couple of lugs to remove the core. From the photos it looks like you would have to break a joint in the pipe that runs parallel to the accumulator then swivel the accumulator to gain access. Turn off the pump first though.

Is the valve core loose? I think if it is not then I would change the core for a new one. They and the tools you need are available from car spares shops. Just a case of unscrewing the old one and screwing in the new one.

If you look at the manual here https://www.manualslib.com/manual/24229/Candy-Aquamatic-Aqua-1000-T.html# and search on "Cold" one result says on page 8 "example, an intense cotton cycle can be 40 washed in cold water simply by moving the dial to the tap symbol" So it looks like the answer is yes, you can do a cold wash just as you thought. You could also think about putting a thermostatic valve into the supply so that the machine receives already warmed water from the boats hot supply (calorifier) and does not then use much electricity to heat the water with the machine's element. One downside is that rinses are then done in warm water not cold. Other people simply pour hot water into the machine at the start of the cycle.

Why not ask at the marina if they already have an approved plumber who could do your job.

I got one of these from Bimble. Used it for the first time last weekend and I was impressed by how fast it brought the laptop battery up from about 15% to full in about an hour. Time will tell how long it lasts.

Is it this one? http://www.dipstop.co.uk/boat.html

Hi Thats rope not gland packing. It's been picked up on the prop and has likely been there for a while. Now you have removed you can forget about it.

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