So what are these then if not case seals?
GWORM S212311 CASE SEAL SIDE MICRON
GWORM S212312 CASE SEAL TOP/BOTTOM MICRON
Rounded off screws in boiler won't budge!? - Help!
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So what are these then if not case seals?
GWORM S212311 CASE SEAL SIDE MICRON
GWORM S212312 CASE SEAL TOP/BOTTOM MICRON
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There were certainly seals on the Micron I serviced this morning.
Can't understand how these screws have ended up in this state anyway. They never have to be done up THAT tight anyway.
Perhaps a DIYer using the wrong sized phillips screwdriver
Can't understand how these screws have ended up in this state anyway. They never have to be done up THAT tight anyway.
Perhaps a DIYer using the wrong sized phillips screwdriver
I know its old, but hey, what the heck
http://www.trustcorgi.com/news/corgi/glow-wormsafetynotice.htmx.
going to hoover the house now, so my mortgage will come down
http://www.trustcorgi.com/news/corgi/glow-wormsafetynotice.htmx.going to hoover the house now, so my mortgage will come down
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clf page cant be found.
If this one dont work, then trust £orgi
www.trustcorgi.com/news/corgi/Pages/Glow-wormSafetyNotice.aspx - 41k -
www.trustcorgi.com/news/corgi/Pages/Glow-wormSafetyNotice.aspx - 41k - 
Don't worry about that, once he's removed the screws and stuck his hoover nozzle in the combustion chamber I think you will find the boiler will be set up perfectly and his gas bills will be dramatically reduced
After all his ranting earlier about the knowledge/capability of 999 out of 1000 boiler engineers the OP seems to have gone surprisingly quite on this one. Perhaps he tried to fire the boiler with the front case off as, in his opinion, it obviously wasn't needed!
'Tis a pity cos I wanted to ask him what the make and model of vacuum he had that could suck up debris, check gas pressures & gas rates and carry out a flue gas analaysis. I could do with one of those.
'Tis a pity cos I wanted to ask him what the make and model of vacuum he had that could suck up debris, check gas pressures & gas rates and carry out a flue gas analaysis. I could do with one of those.
After all his ranting earlier about the knowledge/capability of 999 out of 1000 boiler engineers the OP seems to have gone surprisingly quite on this one. Perhaps he tried to fire the boiler with the front case off as, in his opinion, it obviously wasn't needed!
'Tis a pity cos I wanted to ask him what the make and model of vacuum he had that could suck up debris, check gas pressures & gas rates and carry out a flue gas analaysis. I could do with one of those.
it was you and all your drama causing that scared him orf giblets
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namsag
Isnt it amazing people can take a boiler case apart but cant workout how to cut a slot in a screw with a hacksaw blade or use a proper screwdrive
So what 'ave you done with the seals
Or did you think the foam strips were old packaging material, and binned them.
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For a Rgi them nasty little screws would be a piece of pi*s to remove.
After all his ranting earlier about the knowledge/capability of 999 out of 1000 boiler engineers the OP seems to have gone surprisingly quite on this one. Perhaps he tried to fire the boiler with the front case off as, in his opinion, it obviously wasn't needed!
'Tis a pity cos I wanted to ask him what the make and model of vacuum he had that could suck up debris, check gas pressures & gas rates and carry out a flue gas analaysis. I could do with one of those.
it was you and all your drama causing that scared him orf giblets
I didn't get to play Hamlet in the school play for nufink...."Alas, poor Yorrick. I knew him, Horatio...."
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excuse me for being lazy and not reading the entire thread but why the **** would you want to remove these screws anyway? a micron needs a cleaning out about as much as agile needs to be taken seriously.
OP.....buy an FGA, then realise as you look at the readings that it doesnt need any work doing at all. repeat this for the lifetime of the boiler unless it develops a fault and requires the sparke electrode replacing.
ffs, its a **** boiler but hardly a boiler that needs a great deal of servicing. i can almost guarantee the BG guy didnt damage these screws as i doubt he would even bother his arse to remove them.
OP.....buy an FGA, then realise as you look at the readings that it doesnt need any work doing at all. repeat this for the lifetime of the boiler unless it develops a fault and requires the sparke electrode replacing.
ffs, its a **** boiler but hardly a boiler that needs a great deal of servicing. i can almost guarantee the BG guy didnt damage these screws as i doubt he would even bother his arse to remove them.
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Lucky you Giblets only time we ever got on the stage at school was during assembly so we could be caned in front of everyone as a lesson to others.
Shame we never learned the lesson our selves as we had a regular gig there every week for 5 years
Shame we never learned the lesson our selves as we had a regular gig there every week for 5 years
Lucky you Giblets only time we ever got on the stage at school was during assembly so we could be caned in front of everyone as a lesson to others.
Shame we never learned the lesson our selves as we had a regular gig there every week for 5 years
I've starred in that production a few times as well.
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