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  1. Grampabill

    Puzzling connector block.

    There is a fuse built in to the 12 volt power supply for the pumps which is plugged into with a figure 8 two pin plug from the wall.
  2. Grampabill

    I'm new on any forum today!!

    I think I'll just remove the cord retainer and tie a huge knot in the cable.
  3. Grampabill

    Puzzling connector block.

    The shower pumps are only 12 volt pumps and are built into the hot and cold pipes just to boost the flow and NOT to heat the water. As for labelling, there is an A4 printed sheet pasted to the wall directly above the switch asking them NOT to touch the switch but I think this just encourages them!!
  4. Grampabill

    I'm new on any forum today!!

    Thank you for your reply. I'm also a little puzzled by the cable clamp thingy.
  5. Grampabill

    Puzzling connector block.

    Here I am again with another (probably!) simple problem for those who are in the know. I'm having problems at my holiday home with clients continually switching off the plug which powers the shower in the bathroom and being phoned by people, at all hours, to complain that the shower does not...
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  7. Grampabill

    I'm new on any forum today!!

    I think I may have figured it out!
  8. Grampabill

    I'm new on any forum today!!

    Here I am again with another (probably!) simple problem for those who are in the know. I'm having problems at my holiday home with clients continually switching off the plug which powers the shower in the bathroom and being phoned by people, at all hours, to complain that the shower does not...
  9. Grampabill

    I'm new on any forum today!!

    Thank you for your prompt and clear reply. One thing you could perhaps clarify for me can you define what is 'roughly' the same ma output as 150ma?
  10. Grampabill

    I'm new on any forum today!!

    Hi all. I have never joined a forum of any kind before so please bear with me if I ask what appear to be silly questions. It is not immediately apparent just how one posts so I hope I've got it right. I am a retired professional photographer who has always enjoyed fixing things (computers...

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