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  1. Yeah . I can see a lip under the cover . But it won’t just pop off . Nothing moves . Don’t want to use brute ( masculine ) force and (expletive deleted) the door ! . But normally this is easy !
  2. I explained to her Dad , but it didn’t go down well . Though she did
  3. Nope. I didn't fit it. There is no handle the otherside ( opening from outside is either finger scanner or key ).
  4. Just in time for Xmas. Come and visit then NEVER escape! Problem is even with grub screw out handle won't budge off the plate. Plate also feels 'loose'....
  5. Doubt it! - not that advanced!
  6. This just ‘snapped ‘ internally . Handle now lose and doesn’t draw catch in . Took grub screw out ; handle but won’t budge …
  7. FYI . Can’t get the LLM to describe images of people in an offensive manner ..
  8. Boring primitive (expletive deleted)s on this site . So the hardware is pretty much comparable to Alexa . Software not there yet . About to link into LLM and generative AI. So when door cam sees SWMBO can say “ an agitated female with a knife is approaching the door “
  9. Mate ! Ignore the cuddly trolls . You come and talk too me . I can do everything and anything ( quality is subjective ) . You got this bro !
  10. The problem I found ( with tenants ) is if say a trv drops off the network then you need to attend to add it back in ; I.e guests won’t do it . Also anything battery powered can be an issue . If you live nearby then less of an issue .
  11. Or I suppose if you have home assistant anyway you could just grab trv’s , actuators , thermostats etc yourself - cheap as chips from AliExpress etc .
  12. I have used geniushub on some properties for years . Worth looking into that also .
  13. Don’t think so . Before my issues they were horizontal ( with a slight fall ) . That worked fine for 4 yrs . Also 1 set were supplied with the mvhr and the 90 goes straight to the drain outlet - so assumption is ( as supplied by vent axia ) that it’s ok .
  14. This turned into a pita . Trying to get both traps to run towards the wall and into a tee . Just wasn’t going to happen . Not enough space . So took the not so dignified approach ( open to ridicule for sure ) and made the traps run towards me - easier for sure .
  15. Thats what I said to the girl
  16. Yeah but first it was a bit of tiger seal. Then it was get the boss off Now it’s cut the (expletive deleted)er out ! Me no likey 🫤
  17. I sent a photo to a plumbing company … They suggested that if it is welded almost no chance of getting it off . So , cut out a section of the main drain would be easier …. See ! It’s becoming more and more work !
  18. Well that’s it isn’t it . Start removing this and it’s a one way ticket to fun . Hence me ‘thinking’ about it a lot first …
  19. Google suggests a multi tool and cut it out - then sand /file around the hole ( guess it would now have a good key ) . Often the cement as @Onoff mentioned gets used . Think that gives a better seal rather than runny thin glue . As the 2nd wrongly placed boss looks definitely like it’s been tiger sealed ; I’ll assume this one also .
  20. I probably used tiger seal because it gives me more than 7 seconds of play . I had problems before on other pipework where it was impossible to solvent weld conventionally - just can’t get it all in and lined up in those 7 seconds .
  21. This is what I’m wondering . I can’t remember if welded and then tiger seal when it leaked OR just tiger seal ( so would come off )
  22. Does this dry in 7 seconds like normal solvent glue ?
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