Support for non corgi registered elictrician

If you want to tinker on your boiler you carry on no body will stop you. All trades have there good and bad blokes, I have a good sparks and I charge him a drink to repair his boiler if it goes on the blink, he does the same for me. If you have a rgi in that can't fix your boiler first hit then don't pay I don't go to jobs with a f@ck knows kit of ten parts till I get it right I give the custs a clear cost of part and repair if they are happy I carry on. Anyway what you want will never happen that's fact sorry you feel that your getting the rough end but that's life if you ask a silly question. I'm sure a man of your electrical knowledge can follow your boiler manuel to test the parts you want to test anyway???

Ok let me be clear my op expressed frustration that boiler mfrs probide no coop with non gsd safe engrs even to help rule out elec probs. Test values would be nice but thsts not the pointof my op. Obvioisly i woulnt expect any rgi to agree that they should do so.

Probably best to ignore RichieHoneybucket,
he is a known troll who has been barred a number of times, and this is his latest alias.
He has never worked in the trade in any way shape or form.

bikeman123 said:

Ok let me be clear my op expressed frustration that boiler mfrs probide no coop with non gsd safe engrs even to help rule out elec probs. Test values would be nice but thsts not the pointof my op. Obvioisly i woulnt expect any rgi to agree that they should do so.

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Many boilers have an electrical diagram on the back of the casing. All installation manuals have wiring diagrams and these are provided with the boiler when new. Frequently the more important test values are mentioned in these books, but where there isn't one just ask on here and most of the time you would get an answer.