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Sorry Charlie, honest

@FruitPudding another old thread (9 years this time).

Yeah, leaving the existing also means that doors will need fettling and the floors in adjoining rooms won't be at the same level, I can trip over a 1/4" step with no issues whatever.

If you hover over a member's name you can see when they last logged in, asking someone who was last seen in 2017 isn't likely to elicit a response. I too was going to suggest Lurpak, it's what I was dragged up on in the 1960's

@FruitPudding You do realise this is an 8-year-old thread??

It's mostly the same stuff, partially burned diesel. Now there's an idea, add mozzie-cide to all bus and truck diesel, automatic and free distribution. No more mozzies (or much else for that matter). What's the number of the Thai patent office?? Note to the Thai authorities - The above is a jest/joke/humour it is not a serious suggestion!

Kill the vampire!!! Where's my wooden stake??

I had dengue in Delhi, exactly the same symptoms, so I suppose that's confirmation. Apparently, that's the "mild" version, I really wouldn't want to get the more serious variants.

This ^^^. You think too mutt I'm afraid (and both your attorney and accountant are rubbing their hands waiting to receive their $$$ fees). Unless of course you are directly hiring the labour (here be dragons!) who won't be filing tax returns anyway. When we built our place, I simply transferred the $$$ to our contractor for each stage payment. QED.

They truly walk drive among us!

My downfall was the beer-goggles, I've never gone to bed with an ugly woman, I have woken up with a few mind

I will say that our Hiking (Tomzn) electronic meter does agree with the PEA meter within 1% which is certainly good enough for my requirements.

Moved to the Pattaya forum for more directed responses.

Until you have a fee-in agreement in place you won't be credited for any export. We have had reports of some electronic meters totting up grid export on the total and PEA billing for it!! If you can I would disable export on your solar (you're not getting credit for it anyway). There's actually a similar report on a US-centric solar forum of electronic meters charging for export. How long you have to wait for your export meter varies, there are members who have been waiting YEARS!!! I hope your installer used approved equipment https://aseannow.com/topic/1328300-approved-inverter-lists

Do you have grid-tie solar perchance?? We have had reports of some electronic meters totting up grid export on the total and PEA billing for it!! If you can I would disable export on your solar (you're not getting credit for it anyway). There's actually a similar report on a US-centric solar forum of electronic meters charging for export.

And in this case the chick wasn't free either 😞 People, supposedly intelligent people, still fall for the Nigerian Prince/General/Bank president who wants to give you <insert large sum here>, you just have to pay bank fees up front

What's a "growler", we have two "Yappers" but when they "growl" it's almost comical 🙂 EDIT Wiki answered my question https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Growler_(electrical_device) Never come across one, but I've never been into motors either.

I would use a long traily lead as your reference, then you can determine if each wire is ok (do check for shorts to other wires). Without seeing the system in the flesh it's awfully difficult to diagnose, ignore wire colours other than for finding the same wire at the other end, they mean nothing as to function. Your unknown white, could be a neutral feed to "something". First check the continuity between the light fitting and the known "other end" of each wire. Start at the light that works and work along the circuit until you find the break(s).

It was worth a shot. Next stop, the thermal fuse, on Hatari fans these are simply zip-tied to the windings and are relatively easy (ok awfully fiddly) to replace.

Didn't Nikola Tesla have a line on that? @Mike45 it's time to check each wire. You have two issues and I suspect the problems are related, chewed wire perhaps. The only way to be sure is to get out your trusty ohm-meter (or bulb and battery). You have one light functioning so I suggest starting with getting the other one working, it's only two wires after all, what could possibly go wrong?

These guys, every little hardware store, Lotus's etc. etc have them:-

Assuming it has worked in the past and you've not messed with the connections. With the power off, cut off, strip and re-make all those connections, also in the other (working) light and at the doorbell itself. Use nice new choc-blok connectors, they are really cheap and bad ones can cause all sorts of issues. It's possible that the cable is broken (eaten) somewhere which would be your next port of call if when it still functions not.

There's certainly nothing in the electrical regulations. Do you own or are you renting? Best bet would be to get the condo preferred "chang" (handyperson) or contractor to do the job to their requirements, then it can't be "wrong". In reality your biggest issue will be to safely attach the fan to the structure, a couple of self-tappers in the suspended ceiling won't cut it.

The US - Canada match was actually pretty good cricket. And no tornado interruptions.

My first thought was "excellent movie and soundtrack". Maybe I'm showing my age! My second thought was "Tommy who?"