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Electrical recliner is stuck. Looks like wiring has broken worn away

Cord stuck in motor cord will not retract so can not start engine

Mower had been stood all summer. Now wont start. I've drained the fuel. Removed and check the fuel line. I've replaced tge spark plug. Filled back up with fresh petrol. Checked the new plug and it's not getting wet.

My washing machine Beko has a program named quick 30 degres but is not working if any one can fix it

We have an extractor fan at the moment that is very ineffective. The house fills with smoke and cooking smells spread throughout

Stops winding - is it the battery

I have a Flymo 340R. The other day I was using it the noise when cutting was very throaty and then it stopped. It may have hit a stone. I waited 30 minutes or so for the lawnmower engine to reset and when I restarted the lawnmower the noise became worse and the engine started to smoke

Need an electric cooker uninstalling and a new electric cooker installing . It's freestanding

I just bought a treadmill from Amazon and I have assembled it but it keeps tripping my breaker

Integrated dishwasher has dropped slightly because bottom support has moved. Door panel now misaligned and won’t close. Needs base support repositioning, leveling and door alignment.

Three Chester draws need fixing

We have an integrated dishwasher, Ikea kitchen and Ikea Vaglig front connector. We need someone who can help us put it together as the instructions aren’t very clear!

I would like my copper piping to my dishwasher moved - where I want to move my dishwasher it has the copper piping water feed to it, so it just needs moving behind the wall to accommodate.

My dishwasher is running fine, but the inside items are not cleaned well.

Knocking a kitchen wall down so need to move gas pipe.

I have a Hisense Hi8 HI6443BSCWF 60cm induction hob which has already been professionally installed and hardwired. The electrical installation is complete and no electrical work is required. The hob is a standard surface-mounted installation (not flush-mounted) and the manufacturer's foam gasket is already correctly fitted underneath. There is currently approximately 5mm front-to-back movement because the existing worktop cut-out appears to be slightly larger than required. I need someone to: • Check/measure the existing worktop aperture against the manufacturer's specified cut-out of 560–562mm × 490–492mm. • Secure the hob so that it cannot move within the aperture. • If necessary, use a suitable heat-resistant packing/filler solution to reduce the effective aperture size and properly locate the hob (not on the outside) • Keep the existing manufacturer-fitted foam gasket intact. The manufacturer requires this gasket around the underside perimeter of the glass. • Leave the hob level, centred and securely seated on the worktop. No worktop cutting is expected and no electrical connection/disconnection is required. Please quote including all materials. Ideally looking for someone experienced with fitting induction/ceramic hobs.

I am removing an old gas fire and need to make sure the gas pipe is capped off

Removal of old washing machine & dryer & installation of new.

When trying to light bbq the gass is not coming through properly, very week flame then gose out

I’m looking for a qualified electrician to replace my existing hardwired ceramic hob with a new induction hob. Existing hob: Indesit RI 161 C ceramic hob (6.2 kW) New hob: Hisense Hi8 HI6443BSCWF 60cm induction hob (7.36 kW) The existing Indesit hob is hardwired into a dedicated cooker supply and will need to be safely disconnected and removed. The new Hisense Hi8 also needs to be hardwired, using the existing cooker circuit if it is suitable. Please check that the existing circuit, cable, protective device and isolation arrangement are appropriate for the new 7.36 kW induction hob before connection. The existing worktop cut-out should already be compatible (approximately 560 × 490 mm), so I am not expecting any worktop modification to be required. Scope: 1) Safely isolate and disconnect the existing hardwired Indesit hob 2) Remove the old hob from the worktop 3) Check suitability of the existing cooker circuit for the new 7.36 kW induction hob 4) Install and hardwire the Hisense Hi8 HI6443BSCWF 5) Secure the new hob correctly in the existing worktop aperture 6) Electrically test the installation and confirm safe operation 7) Dispose of the old hob as appropriate for electrical appliance if this is possible or alternatively, load into car for disposal at Raynesway Household Waste Recycling Centre, please let me know if disposal is included in your quote. Please quote for labour and any standard electrical connection materials required. If you anticipate that the existing circuit may require upgrading, please indicate how this would be assessed and any likely additional costs.