No poster in this thread has any authority from the immigration department.

Wow! You're so clever.

^I don't know about it being an abortion - it's a Turbora 3005 brand.

There are no visible ELCB or RCD buttons on the external casing so shall  assume that it doesn't have this protection?

The green is not easy to spot but it's there.

There are 3 new wires: black, green and red running from the breaker box to the hot water system 

5 hours ago, Crossy said:

I'm afraid I have to ask, did your man install an earth / ground to the new heater location?

The guy said that he earthed the system.

Had it successfully installed. Has a strong flow of hot water. Cost 600 baht to install baht including new wiring, a new shower hose and tap.

Due to bad water pressure I'm having the shower hot water heater moved from the upstairs bathroom to the downstairs bathroom.

Has any poster had one installed before? If so what did the handyman or electrician charge you?

Was hardly a punch.

Having my name registered to my prepaid sim actually worked in my favor when my phone was stolen and I sought a replacement sim. Firstly, I had to make a police report, then the sim was replaced, including the credit.

AIS have again been calling asking to register my identity. Maybe it's an annual thing, who knows, who cares - the whole registration process is painless.

8 hours ago, bruceamstutz said:

By chyou live close to a Golf Course?? The reason I ask is most all watering goes on after dark, which can cause the city water pressure to drop. I had a friend who lived near Pine Hurst Golf course and the collage and had same problem as you. He put in a above ground 1500L tank and pump and solved the problem....       

No, not near a golf course but near the water supply :).

2 hours ago, thailand49 said:

Everyone comes home from work in the area?  this would seem pretty normal anywhere.

I would have thought factories and businesses which operate during the day could be more inclined to put a strain on the water supply.

I assume the supply and the demand for water are further determined by variables that tend to be location specific. 

48 minutes ago, VocalNeal said:

Rather than beat yourself up about the "why's" , if there is a physical spot where a pump will fit just buy one and have it installed and then you can shower whenever you wish.

There are nasty people in our soi. I wouldn't put it past someone to tap into a water supply.

56 minutes ago, VocalNeal said:

But yes you could ask a local plumber to check the meter for blockage but I suspect the area has expanded and that demand has gone up.

Why would there be more usage at nightime?

5 hours ago, VocalNeal said:

Sounds like you don't have a pump?

That's rIght, no pump, straight off the mains. What concerns me is, why the sudden pressure drop at night?

Our old, 2-story, Don Muang house has horrible water pressure since the day we moved in. If you have a tap running, the second floor shower will not work. However, from early evening until the morning the second floor water will not run at all. I would have thought it should be the opposite as factories and businesses use more water in the daytime.

Anybody else's home have the same problem?

Probably translated from German using Google Translate 

<deleted>! When a car is stolen any further finance payments are written-off.

23 hours ago, Scott said:

Taxes aren't paid until the person has a work permit.   Until the work permit is issued you are somewhat of a 'ghost' in the system.  

Really?

1 minute ago, trogers said:

He didn't see it coming..

Yes, he did. It was suicide.

It's pathetic.

There's a German who poster who trolls under 10 or more different usenames which contain the acronym, USA. 

You write like you are lostinthailand.

Please, if anyone has successfully rooted a Lenovo Vibe K5 A6020a40 could they supply me with a link?