Recent content by boabcelt

The fan also overruns at low speed after a demand period. Thats from memory though, and I'll bow to the knowledge of any top 100 gas installers out there...

Remember, the flux capacitor requires 1.21 gigawatts! OP, best advice is to get an RGI out to look at the appliance. Could be something as simple as the thermocouple, or as dangerous as flue spillage...

Well, as an ex BG fella, I'll side with PP here. I used to advise the client if their boiler was on the reduced parts list, and would ask them if they wanted a quote for a new boiler. It was made clear that there would be nothing wrong with sticking with the existing appliance for as long as it...

The sheep the sheep the sheep are on fire!

If the ruskies suddenly showed up, it'd take the Royal Navy over 24 hours to show up anyway! Dasvidanya comrade! :mrgreen: http://www.newsnetscotland.com/index.php/scottish-news/8718-russian-ship-in-moray-firth-uk-intelligence-was-alerted-by-social-media-admits-hammond

Aye, good one ( guid ane!) One of my favourites is when in the chipper ; ah'll hae an ingin in anaw!

Fit like loon?

I can honestly tell you Dickie that I only know 4 or 5 people who are voting no. My entire family and almost all my colleagues and friends are voting yes. Maybe its to do with different areas. I dont read any of the papers, they are just rags! If ye're worried about Lizzie, she'll still be...

The Alien Act of 1705, passed by the English parliament was a primary reason for the union. An act designed explicitly as a form of economic warfare. Great reason for us to stay together :mrgreen: There were riots the length and breadth of the country when the treaty of union was signed...

That's a fallacy right there! The Scottish vote has only affected the outcome of a uk election twice since 1945. In 1964 and 1974. And there are a great many folk who want independence. It'll be a close run thing!

Assuming,maybe wrongly, that you're a norn Irishman, what do you think would be the effect on ulster if there is a yes vote in September?

You may well have bonding fitted, but it may be in the wrong position. The gas regs require bonding within 600mm of the meter outlet, or before the first tee in the pipework. I believe the electrical regs have a different stipulation :roll: Either way, it is just NCS. The same goes for the socket.

I just done one of these buggers yesterday :evil: the drain points on the boiler will be fine to use. Maybe choked, but easily cleared with a thin driver. Defo use silicone grease, and as advised, replace every o-ring! For some reason, every time I change a divvy valve on these, I end up with a...

The powermax is a boiler which incorporates a thermal store. There is a coil through which your hot water is heated (kind of the opposite from a standard indirect cylinder) and then a blending valve which tempers the water. It would serve you well to have the appliance checked by the...

The sheer idiocy of building thousands of properties upon known flood plains. Boils my **** :evil: