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I see. I like all of those thingsOriginally posted by Spacecadet View PostIts a reference to Police Squad/Naked Gun/AirplaneComment
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Yeah, it's probably the little pin that holds the water back. It's connected to the valve and sometimes they get stuck in. If you pull it out with a pair of pliers and maybe wiggle it about, that might cure it.Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostThe one in my bathroom has stopped working, even when I bleed it. Any advice?Comment
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If you are a sole-trader you can probably claim a deduction for maintenance. If you are a MyCo you cannot.Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostThe one in my bathroom has stopped working, even when I bleed it. Any advice?
Repairs and maintenance
A proportion of the cost of general household repairs and maintenance is allowable in line with the proportion that the house is used solely for the business. Examples include the general redecoration of the exterior or repairs to the roof.
Repairs that relate solely to part of the house that is not used for the business, such as decorating a room not used for the business, are not allowable. Equally if a room is used solely for business purposes then the cost of redecorating that room is wholly allowable.
For more information on what is a repair see BIM46900 onwards.Comment
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Originally posted by TimCaprica View PostIf you are a sole-trader you can probably claim a deduction for maintenance. If you are a MyCo you cannot.
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Have you tried turning it off and on again?We don't have to save the world. The world is big enough to look after itself. What we have to be concerned about is whether or not the world we live in will be capable of sustaining us in it.
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It's only a couple of years old.Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostReplace it with a newer model.
Like the thinking - are you my client?Originally posted by Spacecadet View PostChange the specification document to remove any hint that the radiator shuold emit heat, then re-release. Voila, the decorative, metalic towel hanger is no longer broken
Will get the plumber to look when he is round here next.Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostYeah, it's probably the little pin that holds the water back. It's connected to the valve and sometimes they get stuck in. If you pull it out with a pair of pliers and maybe wiggle it about, that might cure it.
Yes.Originally posted by PorkPie View PostHave you tried turning it off and on again?
It gives the appearance of needing to be bled - half the radiator is hot, half cold. But bleeding makes no difference.Comment
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Do you have a sealed loop (combi) system. If so check the pressure at the boiler as you may need to add some water to the system.Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostIt's only a couple of years old.
It gives the appearance of needing to be bled - half the radiator is hot, half cold. But bleeding makes no difference.merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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