Heatline compact s24 anyone know the correct pressure that the gas valve should be set to i.e mbar high and low and what position should the switches be on the left hand side of the pcb.
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Heatline s24 compact boiler help required
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you don't
you get an rgi to do it
you get an rgi to do it
i am just cant find out settings and not prepared to pay £1.00 a min to tech helpline
join the combustion chamber and ask your question there
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Jenkouk, why dont you complete your forum profile and include your RGI status and include your registration number and contact number and email?
If you had done that then I would have emailed the settings directly to you.
We dont encourage illegal gas work by DIYers for the obvious safety reasons.
Email your details to [email protected] and he will arrange access for you to the combustion chamber part of this forum.
Tony
If you had done that then I would have emailed the settings directly to you.
We dont encourage illegal gas work by DIYers for the obvious safety reasons.
Email your details to [email protected] and he will arrange access for you to the combustion chamber part of this forum.
Tony
Apart from B&Q, Heatline boilers are no longer being sold in the UK.
Presumably they are trying to encourage their sales of Glow-Worm and Vaillant boilers.
In the meantime cashing in on their technical help premium rate line.
I think all boilers should have the basic info like burner pressures labelled inside to aid correct setting up.
Tony
Presumably they are trying to encourage their sales of Glow-Worm and Vaillant boilers.
In the meantime cashing in on their technical help premium rate line.
I think all boilers should have the basic info like burner pressures labelled inside to aid correct setting up.
Tony
Apart from B&Q, Heatline boilers are no longer being sold in the UK.
Presumably they are trying to encourage their sales of Glow-Worm and Vaillant boilers.
In the meantime cashing in on their technical help premium rate line.
I think all boilers should have the basic info like burner pressures labelled inside to aid correct setting up.
Tony
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Thanks tony
Its all wrong you buy and install their equipment then they charge you through the nose for support as i am well aware after just being on the phone to them for nine minutes
Presumably they are trying to encourage their sales of Glow-Worm and Vaillant boilers.
In the meantime cashing in on their technical help premium rate line.
I think all boilers should have the basic info like burner pressures labelled inside to aid correct setting up.
Tony
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ARGI Registered Engineer
Thanks tony
Its all wrong you buy and install their equipment then they charge you through the nose for support as i am well aware after just being on the phone to them for nine minutes
Ha tried all ways even rang sales line and then asked to speak to tech but oh no they can't put you through even when the tech is probably sat in the next office.
Got the setting etc needed so off to give it ago later. might contact you tonight tony if thats ok.
Cheers once again
Got the setting etc needed so off to give it ago later. might contact you tonight tony if thats ok.
Cheers once again
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