Access-only Areas Of The Forum - How Do I Gain Access?

[James]

@Lou is the person to sort it out, send her a direct message.

 

[hba]

I've posted to the DIY area in the past. I can see my posts but I can't reply to them or make a new post. I think the rules have been changed but I'm not clear exactly what to do to regain access. Any advice welcome.

 

[Andy-E]

HOW TO ACCESS DIY AREA OF THE FORUM

The DIY area of the forum is for homeowners who are doing their own DIY electrical works. Make sure you comply with all regulations if you are doing your own electrical works! The forum takes no liability for damage or loss of life if you're doing your own electrics. We have some forum members with access to this area who are willing to help the right DIYers. There are lots of laws you need to adhere to when doing DIY electrics. The forum is not the place to find out about those laws, you'll need to get the correct regulations from governing bodies for those who will have current up to date regulations. Your local council may need to be informed about your works too, and some need to come and check what you've done to make sure you've done it to specification. If you're alright with that, and agree to all that, come in the DIY area.

Contact a member of staff and ask for access and they'll let you in.

CLICK HERE TO CONTACT A STAFF MEMBER.

Hi Dan. How do I post on the forum to get some electrical advice?

 

[littlespark]

Hi Dan. How do I post on the forum to get some electrical advice?

Hello, Andy... Did you get access as you wanted? Dan can be quite busy at times, but there was a link to 'contact a member of staff' who should be able to help out.

Otherwise, post in the general forum, and a staff member may move it afterwards.

 

[Spoon]

Hi Dan. How do I post on the forum to get some electrical advice?

Welcome to the forum mate.
You can post in the general forum. It doesn't have to be in the DIY area.
The advantage of posting in the general area is that all the members can reply. Only the elite group can reply in the DIY area.