Don't worry too much Martin, it's probably a formality to double check the results.  Sometimes, results are inconclusive due to the machinery or the operator of it experiencing a glitch xx

I agree Martin, I apologise for not putting it very well ..    I should have put it the way you did .. it will allow the specialist to take a much closer look.

Hopefully, it will present a much better explanation and diagnosis for you so that it might make things so much better.

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@tasfleur wrote:

I agree Martin, I apologise for not putting it very well ..    I should have put it the way you did .. it will allow the specialist to take a much closer look.

 

Hopefully, it will present a much better explanation and diagnosis for you so that it might make things so much better.

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Hopefully...

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@martinw-48 wrote:
Just discovered something that I didn't know.
I'm 186cm.
Much taller than my girlfriend.
The light in the rangehood has blown and my girlfriend has nagged me to fix it.
So I just stuck my head under there for the first time and wow.
The filters are so full of oil that there's drops of it hanging like they're just about to fall.
This is something that she sees every day because she's so short.
Now I have a job cleaning them.
Had she informed me earlier I would have done it then.
It's raining so I can't go get a new globe now because it's too hot for the waterproof jacket.

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Oh dear. Life is so full of problems...

Some of them deliberately like to provoke and annoy others and get a real kick out of it.

quoted from another thread - it seemed rather apposite

Good morning, hope everyone is going to have a really good day today.

Martin, I can understand that, filters can look so very clean until you can see up underneath them.  Once you've got to it,  you won't have to clean it again for a long time.  We didn't realise just how dust clogged our air conditioning filter in the ceiling was until the system seemed to be struggling.

Big day today here on the island ... the quilting group (40+ ladies and two chaps) are planning a quilting retreat here at the house .. thankfully, we have a large music room and my sewing room/study to cater for it.

They will have to organise the date carefully with us though as heaps of our "week work" spills into the weekend, but this is a wonderful opportunity to see them all again, relax, have fun and work on a new project.  The plan is to get lots of care quilts started for fire and flood victims.  The quilting people always bring food so all I have to do is turn the urn on and we go from there ..