Baxi 105e ,that may have a problem or may not ?

[holty]

depends. if you look at the pin, is it going all the way or not.first option would be to change the dia(cheapest). but seems a bit suspect that its gone down after year.might be worth checking the CW filter.failling that its the DV.

 

[gavinda]

as per bg(shoot me ) any time we do anything to do with removing teh case ints, bp/gas rate combustion analysis.

 

[namsag]

The Divertor is not actually the bit you changed the diaphragm in last year it comes in 2 sections and it is the bit behind that which its attached to.

For pictures etc have a look at www.partsarena.com/baxi

And parts from www.gas-spares.co.uk

 

[palerider45]

how would changing a divertor or just simply the diaphragm on a 105e. involve gas rating or burner pressures.

you should know,
what he told me.

even though it carries water its still in the boiler. what a silly f u k e r

blimey, i've just realised something..... your an idiot

 

[palerider45]

as your working on a part of a gas boiler, even if its a water part its still in the boiler, you should do a burner pressure or gas rate don't think thats in the realms of diy do you

what a sad jobsworth nomark. its hardly rocket science ffs.

thats because at group services all you do is change parts till the boiler works, gas rates and burner pressures are not your strong point....

 

[seco services]

you mad yourself look silly not me

 

[ddk]

no need to replace the full valve, you can buy service kits for the full valve (water section and main body) for less than half the price of a full valve. personally i think whenever you work on a boiler you should either gas rate or take a burner pressure..saying that, you dont need to be a pro to take a gasrate and it does not involve disturbing any gas joints

 

[gaspro1981]

not being argumentative
so if the appliance gas rates are deemed to be wrong how do you go about correcting them

 

[Deleted member 105431]

as your working on a part of a gas boiler, even if its a water part its still in the boiler, you should do a burner pressure or gas rate don't think thats in the realms of diy do you

what a sad jobsworth nomark. its hardly rocket science ffs.

thats because at group services all you do is change parts till the boiler works, gas rates and burner pressures are not your strong point....

Pot calling the kettle black?! Did those two bg boys who killed the oxford powermax owner after 10 visits know about gas rates, combustion analysis and burner pressures?

Face it ****ish gas are not in a position to criticise anyone.