Recent content by Jonperry64

Has anyone bought and fitted a tempered glass touch screen protector from MG Titan? I've only ever used the protective film on phone screens so I'm wondering how easy a glass protector would be to remove if I mess up the installation?

Many thanks

My car is just a couple of weeks old and I've noticed the arctic white paint on the drivers door sill is slightly yellowed on the edge. It's not that big a deal because you can only see it when the door is open. Not sure whether to t cut it or take it to the dealer. If I do the latter do I have...

Thanks for the clarification. (Profile updated)

I've seen mention of people changing the welcome/start up message. I neither have a welcome message nor can I see any way to activate or change it. I've looked under "settings" and "volume" but there is no "voice" submenu. Is this something that's only available on certain versions/years? Mines...

My 24 se has a reversing camera

Very true

No I certainly don't want to argue, I just wasn't quite sure what you meant. But I understand now. Cheers.

Not really. Banking apps have better security like 2 factor authorisation (or whatever it's called).

I've bound my car to the app and added my wife as a secondary user. I'm surprised that having logged in once, I seem to stay permanently logged in. It occurs to me that if someone accessed my phone they could locate the car, unlock it and drive it away with the app. The only thing stopping this...

Yes, although I can see it looks like it, that's not from the socket it's a cable to a WiFi router which happens to pass under the socket. To elaborate on the CU. The one in the picture is an off peak supply for storage heaters. There is also a modern cu with appropriate protection that supplies...

Thank you all. You're right about the consumer unit. It is old and doesn't appear to have rcd protection. I bought an expensive extension lead which uses 2.5mm² cable and is 40m long. It is fully unwound. Now I've removed the rcd adapter and plugged in directly to the socket it doesn't even seem...

Yes it does. Having said that it's protected by one of these... (see pic). Maybe that's not an rcd? There was once a storage heater connected to it and I installed a socket instead. If the wiring could handle a storage heater I'd have thought it would be OK for the charger?

It's the only thing on the circuit. It's supposedly rated for 3.12kW (https://www.argos.co.uk/product/9823154?_gl=1*1p4gk7j*_up*MQ..*_gs*MQ..&gclid=Cj0KCQjw1um-BhDtARIsABjU5x7ju7_wgdse_n7_gWhjt177eWfbbYqbz8j-jXgJwl8h7daK4oFMOOoaAuz5EALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds). I think I'll plug it in direct. Cheers.

My first time charging. Using a granny charger. I read it should be used in conjunction with an rcd protector. After half an hour the rcd is warm. Is this as it should be or should I plug directly into the socket (which is cold)? According to the ismart app it is drawing 1.8kW.