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I think you can set the length of time of the delay, busy atm to check the manual.
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More painting
could be worse i have got to go out and change a ballvalve in a loft for a customer in this sweltering heat i may resemble a rather wet thing when i am done and be about a stone lighter
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I like the French system better, no ball cocks apart from toilet cisterns.More painting
Sunday call out so should at least be profitable
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I was busy changing the thermostat cartridge in the shower .More painting
Lovely.
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I like the French system better, no ball cocks apart from toilet cisterns.
Sunday call out so should at least be profitable
Its a job for a friend
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I was busy changing the thermostat cartridge in the shower .
Hope it was not a recessed Aqualisa one they can be a pain with the o ring at the back, which would be ok if you were a trained gynecologist
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It was Brian, sounds like you have had the experience yourselfHope it was not a recessed Aqualisa one they can be a pain with the o ring at the back, which would be ok if you were a trained gynecologist
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It was Brian, sounds like you have had the experience yourself
Yep been there done them loads of times, they recon a crochet hook but dental picks work well, the putting back is fun
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I thought it was an on/off option but I don't remember things I don't need to change these days
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So if headlamp delay is off then the lights just stay on? Probably worth enabling that feature!
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Just tried it. My lights stay on if the switch is on. Have to turn the lights off for the headlight delay function to work.
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Yes that is correct, turn the lights off while the ignition is on for headlight delay, use it a lot here to get from the parking to the outside light sensor.
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Anyone know how to get Gorilla Foam Filler off your hands without using a flap wheel? Asking for a friend.
Try IPA
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Not sure I have any. Still got a couple of bottles of Hobgoblin left...
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Acetone takes a lot of things off, no idea if it works on foam filler though.
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