Vaillant DIV valve. DIY job?

sorry, read the wrong bit on the sticker..

VUW GB 282/2-5 R1 ( this was the number the guy told me to give to the parts guy for the right DIV valve.. )
but under it it says
Vaillant Turbomax Plus 828/E
 
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Mickeyg and others not got faith in your products ,
Vaillant and the baxi 105 are two i would never hesitate in dumping out of the prv as have never had one not reseat unlike other makes
 
namsag said:
Mickeyg and others not got faith in your products ,
Vaillant and the baxi 105 are two i would never hesitate in dumping out of the prv as have never had one not reseat unlike other makes
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lol, not my product, don't work there anymore, thought you would of worked that out with your research ;)
and its the water quality in the average domestic system i don't have faith in not the products.
 
Will have t review my research budget, ;) You took the plunge and gone on your own ?
 
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Fair play to ya young un ;) . You will find it far better .
Not being told what to to and when to do it. By people who could not tie your laces
Make as much or as little as you need ,have a lot of free time and improve the golf (or take it up).
That a high registration number you have there did they charge you for the whole year or pro rata which they promised to bring in
 
namsag said:
Fair play to ya young un ;) . You will find it far better .
Not being told what to to and when to do it. By people who could not tie your laces
Make as much or as little as you need ,have a lot of free time and improve the golf (or take it up).
That a high registration number you have there did they charge you for the whole year or pro rata which they promised to bring in
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corgi offered me cheap registration a couple years ago as i wouldn't need the usual inspections etc.. so i took it up. I don't like golf, its fishing for me.
 
This is a good site for fishing as you can get some good bites at times
 
namsag said:
Mickeyg and others not got faith in your products ,
Vaillant and the baxi 105 are two i would never hesitate in dumping out of the prv as have never had one not reseat unlike other makes
Click to expand...

Strange isn't it they are probably the ones I'd never do. The 105 because its easier to drain from the tap next to the prv and the vaillants because for me they have always leaked and all the ones round here go almost directly into a 90 elbow and straight out of the wall and are a bit of a mare to change.....and not cheap. Oh and thinking about my list add a leblanc 4.20 as a definite nono. ;)
 
The Biasi M90 and later models have a PRV which virtually never leaks even with dirty water.

The sealing surface is larger and flatter than the usual PRV heads.

Tony
 
namsag said:
Mickeyg and others not got faith in your products ,
Vaillant and the baxi 105 are two i would never hesitate in dumping out of the prv as have never had one not reseat unlike other makes
Click to expand...
too lazy to use the drain points fitted to the Vaillants then? and its crap in the system that stops the valves reseating most of the times, make rarely comes into it :rolleyes:
 
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