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The English modal verbs are a subset of the English auxiliary verbs used mostly to express modality (properties such as possibility, obligation, etc.). They can be distinguished from other verbs by their defectiveness (they do not have participle or infinitive forms) and by their neutralization (that they do not take the ending -(e)s in the third-person singular).
The principal English modal verbs are can, could, may, might, shall, should, will, would, and must. Certain other verbs are sometimes, but not always, classed as modals; these include ought, had better, and (in certain uses) dare and need. Verbs which share only some of the characteristics of the principal modals are sometimes called "quasi-modals", "semi-modals", or "pseudo-modals".
I've recently replaced an immersion heater for a direct cylinder, for 2.75-3kW. The new one seemed to be working a week before I got a callback. I checked the resistance of the immersion heater, and it read 19ohms, and the voltage on the live and neutral read 230V, but there was no humming or...
Hi, would anyone like to hazard a guess at what's causing this problem on the ground floor of our house? As you can see, the bottom of both sides of the door frame are wet. The doorway is nowhere near any windows and is positioned pretty much in the centre of the house. Could this be water...
Hi I need some advice as this has been ongoing since august and nobody can find a problem but meantime water is damaging my walls.
The lady upstairs had a plumber in July who relocated her washbasin shower and fitted a new radiator.He caused a bad leak and came to fix it in august and I thought...
Hello all,
I have a WorcesterBosch Greenstar 42CDi classic combi, which is providing DHW fine, but not heating. Was working fine in spring, probably not been used until recently now it's colder.
When heating is called for, the boiler fires up ok but soon shuts down the heater as the...
Hoping for some advice as I seem to be hitting a brick wall.
Moved into a house last year, radiators down strairs (4 of them) never really got warm, replaced the combi boiler this year as it was loud and leaking (its in the loft which has been converted into a room).
Since turning the heating...
I have a growing damp patch on my ceiling, I initially assumed it must be from the empty flat above (and therefore cannot gain access), and have since used emergency cut off for that flat.
I'm now wondering if it could a problem in my own flat, so cut a hole in the damp patch to investigate -...
Hi there, the water flow in our shower has reduced considerably since we bought our house, meaning the hot water tends to cut off after a minute or two; the shower is fed by a combi boiler: Worcester Bosch RD532i, about 17(!) years old I think. I can't really say if the water pressure in the...
Hi, We live in a bungalow. We are awaiting a plumber to check for water hammer but not sure if there are other things that may be causing the noises in our property. There is a booming noise about every 10 seconds followed by an echo. It starts at random times during the day and continues well...
After power cut boiler over heated, since then water is dripping from the over flow pipe. I have a heat genie could it be stuck open or dirt causing a drip? How do I stop it ?
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Hi everybody,
I have noticed that unlike the other threads of the radiator which are sealed with something that really looks like hemp ("foto 1"), one of them has this white material wrapped around/inside the joint ("foto 2"). Could anybody tell me if it may be/could contain any asbestos?
Many...
This is a weird one, for sure... I had an old Vaillant combi replaced by a new Worcester Greenstar 4000 by Boxt.
It was as simple a job as you can imagine - direct replacement... my house is a simple 2 up 2 down semi - nothing remotely complicated.
However for the last two months since it was...
Good morning!
I've had no heat in my attic bedroom for over 2 years - the rest of the radiators worked fine, but this one was a dead duck.
I watched some YouTube videos, and read through these forums, and decided to have a look at the TRV pin. Lo and behold it was stuck down!
I managed to...
Hello! I have a few questions regarding a boiler in my father-in-laws place that I'm very worried about and would like advice.
My father-in-law is a chronic "tinkerer" and will fiddle and mess with things that didn't need tinkering with. He's recently told us that in the past he has moved pipes...
Turning here out of desperation. I have an ATAG A325EC boiler that's throwing errors like there's no tomorrow. I know that ATAG are meant to be good, well built machines but I'm losing all faith in mine.
Started with Error 78 ('no pressure or pump failuire'). My normal heating engineer (not an...
My house has consistently been plagued by leaky dual action cisterns since I bought it. The fact that the cisterns are firmly hidden away behind plasterboard walls with nothing but a small access hole where the faceplate of the cistern is located has never helped. I have finally taken the...
The toilet flush button on our toilet has stopped working. We tried to fix it and a piece that the button screws into has come off and fallen down the pipe - the toilet will still flush using the internal mechanism but we can't get the button to work. I believe we may need to replace the filler...
So I drained my Central heating system today just to remove 1 radiator in a room I'm decorating. When I refilled the system the central heating nor the hot water will work. I thought it was the motorised valve so I replaced that but to no avail, so the valve came with a new 3 way port so I...
Dear Community,
Could anyone please help me source a particular toilet seat in the UK? Is there a UK supplier that specialises in toilet seats? Many thanks in advance for your help.
The existing Valadares toilet (see 3 images attached for style of Valdares toilet I have).
The measurements are...
Woke this morning to see water pouring out the bottom of our downstairs loo. Took a closer look and found this large whole in the pan connector. Easy enough to replace - but what could have made this hole? Is a rat the most obvious answer? See picture!
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