u/S_F_92

Hi all, I’ve been having some issues with our Ohme pro for the past few months really, since they updated the app and I now have to enter the car’s battery %. It also never gets the estimate right, meaning I have to manually change it.

Quite often I’ll plug the car in and forget about it, and it is selected to smart charge during 11:30 and 5:30am using octopus intelligent go’s cheaper rate. But sometimes I’ll get a notification saying charge interrupted and to check the wall box - which I did last night, usually an unplug and plug back in does the trick, but the past two nights it hasn’t.

I’m just wondering if anyone else has had this issue? Not ideal with the weather and now we’re left with 97 miles on the estimate range.

Thanks for any help before I call Ohme today. I’m hoping this isn’t a fault with the car (VW ID.7).

Absolutely gutted I can’t go, threw my back out last month and still struggling - joys of being 30+ …

So, does anyone want the ticket? No cash, just pay it forward and enjoy yourself.

Love the album too, so I’m gutted, and was really hoping to see some old shit live.

I think with the Dice app I’ll just need your number to text you a link to transfer the ticket.

Nice Swan

Edit: GONE! Have a belter time, sweg.

Hi everyone, we've had our first ever building work done and have ran into some issues, mainly the floor.

I've just spoken with the Council, who advised the builder for insulation purposes the floor should have been asphalted and a DPM added. I wasn't around for this visit, so I'm waiting on the full details to be sent across to me from the Council.

As a result, we're not sure if the floor was actually asphalted, and now the self level which was added on top of the DPM (blackjack) is beginning to crack whilst walking on it.

Another party has said to me that the best course of action would be to rip th floor out, asphalt it and then add a thinner layer of self level, to bring the garage floor up to the same level (or very close to) the hallway/rest of the downstairs.

Several flooring companies did come out to measure and said to us what are we doing with the floor in the garage, and we thought it was normal to be 25mm below, for their fitters to lay a level of screed throughout the downstairs to make floors a bit more level to lay a floor – new build, some of our floor is a bit slopey...

Unfortunately, we're pretty spent with the builder, and extra cost was added on to the quotation for bringing the floor up to the standard required from the local Council's building control.

Just looking for advice as to what has gone wrong, and what our next steps should be to make things right? Thanks for your help.