Typical femail,back to the bedroom after you've done the dishes.I'm in a huff and even if they are likely wrong, I'm not giving making any suggestions, as to solutions, as I wasn't included in the group ask.
OMG what have I said how do I edit my post,bugger bugger bugger, it's not big its not smart and I'm being held in her bedroom with no chance of escape after last time.Typical femail,back to the bedroom after you've done the dishes.
Silly boy, you know I'll not be bad to you, you enjoy it too much.OMG what have I said how do I edit my post,bugger bugger bugger, it's not big its not smart and I'm being held in her bedroom with no chance of escape after last time.
It's hard typing with boxing gloves on, I promise I will stop before I go blind, well I may risk one eye.Silly boy, you know I'll not be bad to you, you enjoy it too much.
@Luke2752 This might be a really obvious comment and you probably already know that the unit has to go to sleep after you switch everything off and close the doors, if you don't close it all down it can't go to sleep. After giving it time to go to sleep (light goes out) , you can get on with the rest of what you wanted to do.
Excuse the vagueness but I've been up to my eyeballs in advisory work these last few weeks and my brain is a ball of cotton wool. @tomcat59alan will be able to tell you more about how long the system takes to go to sleep, when he gets his internet privileges back. Although he may find it hard to type
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