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grill - 9:29 PM on Nov. 18, 2009  reply | message
Hi there. Was wondering if you woudl have a part code for the wee washers at the of the copper pipes that go up into the HW assembly on the 105 e instant. Changed that DV tonighta nd when i went to fit tehse pipes, the washers were degraded. Thanks again. G
baxpoti - 8:12 PM on Oct. 29, 2009  reply | message
You are weird. Stalking is scary. I've now added you to my ignore list as I hope do B & Q
mrbaxi2009 - 5:52 PM on Oct. 29, 2009  reply | message
i refer you to your comment below (baxpoti - 5:17 PM on Jul. 14, 2009)
mrbaxi2009 - 5:28 PM on Oct. 29, 2009  reply | message
"Some FSMs have their arse right up their head mine tho is great" now does that apply to my manager up here?
mrbaxi2009 - 4:14 PM on Oct. 29, 2009  reply | message
Let me see i think that you are a senior engineer who loves his job too much and comes on here. Maybe your from Doncaster?
baxpoti - 9:59 AM on Jul. 19, 2009  reply | message
RS or OF. If it's an intermittent fault, clean the burner, immerse and wash it in some warm water, allow to dry
DP - 8:40 AM on Jul. 19, 2009  reply | message
Hi, I am a RGI (CORGI number 95340). Tomorrow I am going to look at a Baxi FS401 that sometimes lights explosively. I have checked and cleaned just about everything on it. Sometimes the pilot goes out. I have fitted new thermocouples, replaced injector on the pilot burner checked the gas valve for bad connection, timed release time on the gas valve (35 seconds) to now run out of Ideas.

I am returning to the boiler tomoroow. Can you suggest any remedies? Above faults or malfunctions are random, so have yet to pipoint the component that is causing the boiler to light explosively or pilot outage to take place

DP
baxpoti - 6:11 PM on Jul. 14, 2009  reply | message
Heateam do all of d+gs work if its Baxi branded

I guess 50% of the workload
Garfeild - 6:04 PM on Jul. 14, 2009  reply | message
Thanks for the info,Ideal have recently sold their share in Warmsure to Eaga,meaning no tie to Ideal anymore.At a recent team meeting our manager happily told us hes just won a couple of insurance company contracts,meaning we're going to be sent to anything and everything,lots of old crap thats not been serviced for years,i can see it coming.We're going to become another Homeserve.
Thats why i want to move now before it goes pear shaped,i want to work for a manufacturer to concentrate on one range.
Anyway,thanks again
Ian
baxpoti - 5:17 PM on Jul. 14, 2009  reply | message
My best advice, be yourself.

They are desperate in London.

Range covered includes Baxi Potterton Main Valor Wonderfire Powermax Santon and Heatrae. Approx 30- 35% of all UK boilers (apparently)

Specific engineers in each region do do radiators, system repairs etc

Some FSMs have their arse right up their head mine tho is great

I used to enjoy it. But now just a number in the big Heateam machine

Best of luck to you
 
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