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Quote from: apc2010 on January 14, 2013, 06:06:40 PMQuote from: The Moan Ranger (Orderer of the Young's) on January 14, 2013, 05:36:29 PMSoooo...after 4 1/2 hours at Gatwick this morning, I thought I'd make a heeeeooooge fry-up when I got home. Grill on - 6 Porky Whites, 4 rashers of bacon under the grill. Slice the bread. 4 eggs for frying out of the fridge, heavy pan with a splash of olive oil on the hob - turn the hob on (touch sensitive thingy). The hob comes on briefly then turns itself off again. Hmmmm....must be me. Try again. Same result. BASTARD device!!!For the last few months the touch sensitive thingy for the hob has been getting more and more pernickety - any oily residue on it and it plays up a bit, but never before did it just turn itself off. Oddly, the touch sensitive thingy for the grill and oven has always been fine.So I had to do with microwaved scrambled eggs with instead An hour later I decided to "have a look" - only five screws held the hob on, so I whipped those out and had a look inside. Lots of wires and PCBs - obviously a knackered PCB I thought, so I just blew te dust out, made sure all the wires and connections were in properly and put it back together again.Lo and behold, it works perfectly now I am a DIY god Why did you say that.... BM will have his house in bits tomorrow.......... I suppose it is easier if you can climb inside and have a look like....
Quote from: The Moan Ranger (Orderer of the Young's) on January 14, 2013, 05:36:29 PMSoooo...after 4 1/2 hours at Gatwick this morning, I thought I'd make a heeeeooooge fry-up when I got home. Grill on - 6 Porky Whites, 4 rashers of bacon under the grill. Slice the bread. 4 eggs for frying out of the fridge, heavy pan with a splash of olive oil on the hob - turn the hob on (touch sensitive thingy). The hob comes on briefly then turns itself off again. Hmmmm....must be me. Try again. Same result. BASTARD device!!!For the last few months the touch sensitive thingy for the hob has been getting more and more pernickety - any oily residue on it and it plays up a bit, but never before did it just turn itself off. Oddly, the touch sensitive thingy for the grill and oven has always been fine.So I had to do with microwaved scrambled eggs with instead An hour later I decided to "have a look" - only five screws held the hob on, so I whipped those out and had a look inside. Lots of wires and PCBs - obviously a knackered PCB I thought, so I just blew te dust out, made sure all the wires and connections were in properly and put it back together again.Lo and behold, it works perfectly now I am a DIY god Why did you say that.... BM will have his house in bits tomorrow..........
Soooo...after 4 1/2 hours at Gatwick this morning, I thought I'd make a heeeeooooge fry-up when I got home. Grill on - 6 Porky Whites, 4 rashers of bacon under the grill. Slice the bread. 4 eggs for frying out of the fridge, heavy pan with a splash of olive oil on the hob - turn the hob on (touch sensitive thingy). The hob comes on briefly then turns itself off again. Hmmmm....must be me. Try again. Same result. BASTARD device!!!For the last few months the touch sensitive thingy for the hob has been getting more and more pernickety - any oily residue on it and it plays up a bit, but never before did it just turn itself off. Oddly, the touch sensitive thingy for the grill and oven has always been fine.So I had to do with microwaved scrambled eggs with instead An hour later I decided to "have a look" - only five screws held the hob on, so I whipped those out and had a look inside. Lots of wires and PCBs - obviously a knackered PCB I thought, so I just blew te dust out, made sure all the wires and connections were in properly and put it back together again.Lo and behold, it works perfectly now I am a DIY god
Morning btw, was in work by 7.30 so didnt get chance to get in here. But just to balance things up I am at a Conference tomorrow so can have a lie in... .like.
Place your orders now then.
Quote from: Tipsy Gipsy on January 14, 2013, 07:58:30 PM Place your orders now then. Tea - immense strength, vast quantities thereof.Toast - two slices, white bread, lightly toasted with Lurpak and orange marmalade...Sorted!
Lurpak Well if you must, candle fat it is. Would you like Oxford Thick Cut with that?
Toast n beer please.............
So is that your order then?
Eeewww, pilchards in the morning.... I remember reading many, many years ago that the best thing in the world was eating toast with ***** fingers...
Place your orders now then. 
