average 1000 per central heating.do them over 2 to 3 days.me and an app.
new boiler cost upto £2000
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1000 to 1500 depending. therefore add a 1000 to materials and thats price.app. gets paid of other work.
thats why i have to use semi budget boilers like main,potterton,baxi,g/w.
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I dont understand why anyone would want to use a Main branded boiler when the Poxi equivalents are a similar price.
I recently had to repair one and the Poxi Tech help could not determine which PCB it used. Although its primarily a Performa it was a different PCB.
In the end, I had to make a guess which was luckily correct. That was not helped because the drawing in the manual is NOT a drawing of the particular PCB actually used but a "library" drawing of "a pcb".
I do have to say that I am not very enanoured with Baxi today. Whilst they do try to help installers with regular telephone calls and specific product training they could do it better by paying more attention to some of the detail.
Tony
I recently had to repair one and the Poxi Tech help could not determine which PCB it used. Although its primarily a Performa it was a different PCB.
In the end, I had to make a guess which was luckily correct. That was not helped because the drawing in the manual is NOT a drawing of the particular PCB actually used but a "library" drawing of "a pcb".
I do have to say that I am not very enanoured with Baxi today. Whilst they do try to help installers with regular telephone calls and specific product training they could do it better by paying more attention to some of the detail.
Tony
sie1uk said:
If you have that type of budget, you should be looking at the Atag or Viessmann end of the market.
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