Видео

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Thats the Milwaukee M12 multi tool that I use. had it for years, its very good!

@ yeah I have a nice set of Milwaukee I just need to get a detail sander and I think I’m good for a while

Pleased it helped! Thanks for watching and the comment.

No. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

It was probably the worst Ive seen around here! Luckily no damaged at our place but plenty of damage for other people. Thanks for watching and the comment!

There are slightly different types depending upon what type of heating system you have installed. Best bet is to find an exact replacement or take yours to a plumbing & heating supplier and they should be able to give you something suitable to replace it with.

Ok will do.cheers. after looking on line it looks like my controller is obsolete. All I know is that the boiler is a Ideal Mexico

The rear bearings are made from phosphor bronze or similar, which are supposedly self lubricating so dont require any additional lubricant or grease adding. I have only ever done two of these and fitted them this way and they are still perfectly fine. Thanks for watching and the comment.

Thanks for the comment!

Thanks for watching and the comment! I buy my spares from Capri Calvert Electrics. www.storageheater.co.uk Excellent service and after service and genuine parts.

@@HWrenMaintenanceServicesLTD thanks

Ha Ha, you can recognise them a mile off! Thanks for watching and the comment!

Yes, I think that is what these are.

We dont do many of these, probably only 6 - 10 a year and most are this model that we fit. Now and again we do fit different types. If we do any different ones or ones that are fitted differently I will try and remember to get some footage. Thanks for watching and the comment!

This Van is deffo the best one I have had reliability wise. Its had a few issues but all vehicles do. The biggest was the turbo which was replaced at approx 90,000 miles. I had the same turbo fault again at approx 180,000 miles which I cured with some turbo spray (I have a video about this). Ive had the from 60,000 miles and now has 192,000 miles on it and other than the above, from memory the things that have been fixed / replaced on it are: Clutch, steering rack, alternator, parking sensors, door latch, and a couple of brake callipers, drop links, ball joints etc which I would probably class as serviceable items anyway along with discs and pads. I have just last week replaced the thermostat as that was playing up slightly. This van has never let me down and tbh I am reluctant to change it. I believe regular servicing helps, I do it every 10,000 miles (recommended intervals are 20,000 miles). Thanks for watching and the comment!

@ thanks for your replay, today i did a full service like you did in your video + some Wyne injector cleaner. Thanks for the helpfull vids! Keep them going👍🏼 ps have a nice newyear!

Thanks for watching and the comment!

As you say you can hear a buzz when you press the button on the call panel, I would say that button is probably working ok, but I would maybe double check it with a multimeter. Firstly I would suggest you check your handset. I have had this problem on a videx system and it turned out to be a fault in the handset. The buzzer inside the handset is basically a magnetic solenoid and I found that a small metal tab which the magnet attracts and releases to create the buzz, had fallen off and was inside the handset and I managed to clip it back in and it worked fine.

@HWrenMaintenanceServicesLTD Great advice, thank you so much for taking the time to reply. Really enjoy your channel and videos.

Is there a management company that looks after the communal areas? Thats who we work for when there is an intercom issue as it is 99% of the time it is a fault on the call panel which is communal, in which case they should be responsible. If not, I would contact a company who deals in access control or even an electrician may be able to fix it, you dont need to deal with videx directly. As long as you can order the spare part you require, its only a case of connecting the wires back up and if they are marked up as you go, its fairly easy.

Thanks for watching and the comment! pleased it helped.

ha ha, not quite! LOL

Good tip! My little bit of damage was due to the dry lining box moving and breaking a bit of plaster away, rather than paint peeling from the socket. I always make sure my sockets are removed before painting so I dont have to do that (and it makes a nicer job). Yes you are correct as I would say 99% of sockets and accessories are painted around so a knife blade around them first is definitely a good idea! Thanks for watching and the comment.

Thanks! Jacks instructor said he will be ready for his test mid December, but at the moment can't get a test until April! Hoping for a cancellation well before then. We have a few more Furniture Village stores opening in the new year in your "neck of the woods", various areas of Scotland so would be ideal for jack to share the driving. Yes, many times I see cable holes not sealed around and like you say, pure laziness.

Yes, there is defo no way that could have ever passed. As always thanks for watching and the comment, much appreciated!

Thanks for watching and the comment.👍

I honestly cant remember. At a guess I would imagine the power light would be on even though the solenoid wasn't working, however I cant be certain. Thanks for watching and the comment.

TBH I dont have a great deal of experience with heating systems so I may be wrong, but could it be a faulty zone 2 two port valve? i.e the mechanical valve itself so although the motor is moving it to close it off, the valve itself isn't actually fully closing and allowing water to pass through it? Thanks for watching and the comment!

@@HWrenMaintenanceServicesLTD I changed the motorised valves, checked wiring just in case there was a shared neutral, making sure there is no power at all going to the valve, still no joy.

TBH I'm not sure. Probably best getting a heating engineer to look at it, but a better one than the original ones who installed the thermostat in this video LOL! When you do resolve it, I would be interested to know what the problem was.

@ I contacted the boiler manufacturer (ideal) very helpful, sending an engineer out. When I switch to central heating only, the boiler starts banging, the pressure needle flicks up and back. Only happens with central heating. I think it might be a faulty diverter valve stuck?? Maybe that’s why rads heat up when hot water zone is on. No banging when hot water zone is on. I put in new motorised valves, rearwired from scratch, all new TRV and lock shield valves, It’s wrecking my head 😬. I’ll figure it out yet!!!

I know! apparently installed a few years ago by a professional heating engineer LOL!

Electrical cleaner wont help in this situation, only thing to do is replace the bulbs. Not sure about the controls sticking but could maybe try some silicone spray on them and the cables.

Pleased it helped! Thanks for watching and the comment.

🤣🤣🤣

Thanks for watching and the comment! Hope it all goes well, not too bad of a job TBH.

Thanks 🤣 Ron Pearlman by any chance?

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Yes thats correct, as far as I am aware there are no surface boxes available for these. They will fit a one gang or a two gang back box or dry lining box which is mounted within the wall.

Is your system a Videx, same as in this video?

@@HWrenMaintenanceServicesLTD no, it's ACET an italian

@@HWrenMaintenanceServicesLTD ACET system it's Italian

Thats not a make I am familiar with. Probably best off contacting the manufacturer technical support. They may be able to advise a direct replacement which can use the same handsets etc. Sorry I cant be any more help than that.

I definitely cant access the middle ones as my tow bar is in the way. The two side ones are high up and can just reach them with the bumper on. Would be a bit tricky trying to open up the clips with a screwdriver to release the sensors with the bumper fitted and also the wiring is clipped. TBH would probably be more of a chew on trying to do it with the bumper on. Thanks for watching and the comment.

Yes, the new modules have round buttons.

Pleased it helped. Thanks for watching and the comment!