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I sent the house to a Laboratory for inspection and it turns out to be complaint to AS3499 if anyone can tell me what that is.

hehe:D

OK I will search for yellow lines. I am sure that I could not find a yellow line.

When I gave the hose to my licensed plumber he just installed it without checking for the markings.

I do not...

Well prove your point.

I disagree with you at present in a friendly way of course.

Hello timmo Sir,

I think you are confused. Split phase motors are used for typically for blower/fan applications with low starting torque.
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Hello Sir,

It may not need a capacitor fore starting.:rolleyes: Examine it carefully.
Attached diagram below.

Thanks and Regards:U:D:U
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Some of the hoses have tags missing.

That's all.

Relax, Unwind

Digital locks are the worst for fire. They sit in a plastic frame.

Get a fire proof safe with manual rotary lock

Hi,

Who has use this epoxy Putty?

http://www.selleys.com.au/images/UserUploadedImages/P_SelleysKneadItMultipurpose50g.jpg


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The loctite product is NOT AVAILABLE IN AUSTRALIA or at Bunnings.

However we have made copy with similar activator. :U:D:U

Picture and link below
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Here is a picture

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Can anyone tell me the type of filter for return air for use in ducted heating.

How to clean?

Where to buy in Melbourne?

This is the only glue that will fix polyprop. I have used it with great success in the past.

CRL Loctite Plastix™ Advanced Plastic Bonder with Surface Activator


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Well the gas braided hoses are kept in a bin close to the water hoses at bunnings. They look exactly the same and are of same lengths, diameters, thread sizes etc.

What is to stop someone mixing...

Exactly the same size BSP thread

Do pipes for solar hot water ststem need insulation?

Machines serve you well if you treat them well

I have been using it for water 3 years no leak. Help please?????

Help I bought a braided flexible hose from bunnings that was for gas and used it for water. It looks exactly like water hose.

It works but will it leak?

Help

help

help

Machines put an end to slavery. That is the advantage of western nations. The ability to afford machines.

I agree the Dishdrawer is the best. Plastics cannot be washed in this easily. I use rectangular glass pyrex for food storage in fridge and these wash perfectly in the dish drawer.

I stack then...

There is natural building movement and and the crack will occour in the same place due to loads bearing in that area even if entire bricks are replaced.

Do you think the structural stainless...

Climate change. Building movement because of Dry conditions in ground/soil?

You reckon the helifix stainless steel bars inserted horizontal to vertical cracks are no good?????:?

Who has stiched cracks in external brickwork using the crack stitching technique given below.

Help please. Cracks have appeared in my external brickwork:doh::no::doh:
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million thanks.:D

food grinder to be installed under kitchen sink. But sink is old design smaller hole.

How to enlarge hole in stainless steel sink???????????????:?

Insinkerator designed for larger mouth sink ...

Thank you so much for your help. I found this product on ebay.

Now I can buy a wife!:2tsup::p:D
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I too poor to afford a wife

Help please!

Liquid soap is not high quality. I use antibacterial soap like dettol or saproderm.

Help please!

I am poor so cannot afford too much money for highest quality liquid soaps.

Help please!
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Every time I dance nude in the shower spray water gets deflected on the soap melting it.

No help at all?

What about a motorised button operated vertical sliding rail soap dish working off isolated 12/24 volt supply.

No risk of electrocution?

Of course you need a transformer...

The reason I also need adjustable height is because if a small kid was using the shower he would need soap holder at much lower height so I cannot use a soap holder at a fixed high height.

Please...

The mirror looks like it has some type of wing nut to tighten it in position once the height has been selected.

So I need some wing nut arrangement on soap holder?

Help the soap gets wet and wasted in shower. Can I get riser rail and soap holder in Australia i.e after use of soap I raise height out of soap holder out of range of even slightest spary from shower...

I would accept 15% variation. Not 50%-75% variation

You have purchased torque wrenches and are happy to use them. You are not set in your ways like the older generation of aircon techs.

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I was expecting better equipment from a 15+ years installer. Anyways I have learnt my lesson in life.

You do not get what you pay for!

Aircon installation and repairs is not my trade and it will never be. Other aircon mechanics can ruin your reputation.

I have seen all sorts of dodgy work in old cars.

Good night

Good night. This thread will be closed tomorrow.

No I will not touch auto A/c,s

You want a cheap vacuum pump ask my aircon installer. I swear he spent next to nothing for it.

And it looks exactly like a small bicycle or car tyre air pump

Thanks. Now have a crack at my job.

My job is auto electrician. I work Toyota car Service

Hey I did not denigrate other sundry trades. You put words in my mouth.

I see.

Anyway with an airconditioning system we need precise torque. I do not think there is scope for inaccuracy. Who wants a a system that does not last 20 + years?

Sometimes the cost of...

My qualifications

Reading forums. See thread below


http://airconditioningadvice.com.au/forums/showthread.php?t=33
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Why are you whinging about your rulers made wrong by 10mm?:((

Of course I did some wood work recently. If that makes you happy.

Every manual I have read so far says "use a torque wrench". Your teacher must be smarter than them.

There is only one way to do a job. And that is the correct way!:wink:

Why do I need free advice. I pay for a job and manual supplied with the equipment gives correct installation methods and tools to be used for the job which I expect to be followed.

http://airconditioningadvice.com.au/forums/showthread.php?t=33