Search results

thats why you need a gas safe registered person to do it as it needs to be soundness checked

maybe i shudnt have bothered doing gas training and all the exams if being able to put up some shelves at home and changing a light over makes me competant to do gas work

elements blown

i agree motorised valve head has jammed open

any work done on a gas appliance or pipework has to be done by a Gas Safe registered engineer

there is no ceiling as such with hot water it is advised though to store your hot water at around 60-65. this is because any hotter you are starting to create more scale especially if your in a hard water area. most boilers flow rates are given with a increase of 35 degrees. i personally wouldnt...

this could be the valve not closing correctly and letting by possible sludge in the water. could also be installation fault with the return from the cylinder not being the last connection on the system with the 3 rads being connected after the cylinder. This could cause the returning water from...

a combi could heat your hot water fine but as said above the boilers flow rate is given at a 35 degree rise. heating the water to 50-60 could drop the flow rate of the boiler. Have you considered installing a combi boiler with the instant hot water being used for your kitchen and then...

obviously you want the level of CO in the room to be a small as possible. The flueless gas fires allow 5 -9ppm max CO in Air. Some manufacturers may be different. with flueless appliances as a whole if you ever get 25 - 30ppm then that is LETHAL. The flueless gas fires use a catalytic...