Intergas...but which...

Dan Robinson · 8 Mar 2017

hard-work said:
On the tools and have a technical degree? Nah! Sociology or the likes. What a come down eh! I may understand if you worked for yourself and were raking it in, but you do not. Not impressed at all. You come across as bitter because you have not made the grade. Get a grip. Get a grip.

What? Made the grade for what? I've not said what my degree is in.

Dan Robinson · 8 Mar 2017

bernardgreen said:
How many silver (?) soldered joints on the many U bends in the tubes of the Intergas heat exchanger

How many joints in a heat exchanger built using tube in tube. ?

The tube in tube only has two joints, one at each end of the tubes, admittedly a concentric type joint will be slightly more complex than a simple soldered joint

Hard on said there were no joints. I've made no statement about the end return bends on the Intergas hex. I have had no experience of them failing though.

Dan Robinson · 8 Mar 2017

Bernard, you still haven't addressed your assertions that the water sensor will fail to danger.

bernardgreen · 8 Mar 2017

Dan Robinson said:
Bernard, you still haven't addressed your assertions that the water sensor will fail to danger.

Razor has suggested that the control system requires a pulse train from the sensor as indication of water flow. This would mean that a failed sensor could not provide a false flow indication to the control system.

Dan Robinson said:
Hard on said there were no joints.

anyone with an ounce of common sense would know that the ends of the tubes in the heat exchanger have to be jointed to other pipe work.

Nit picking like that does not help your case.

Dan Robinson · 8 Mar 2017

bernardgreen said:
Razor has suggested that the control system requires a pulse train from the sensor as indication of water flow. This would mean that a failed sensor could not provide a false flow indication to the control system

So you're now saying it can't fail to danger. Despite you're previous assertions to the contrary. Assertions obviously made without a clue of how things work.

bernardgreen said:
anyone with an ounce of common sense would know that the ends of the tubes in the heat exchanger have to be jointed to other pipe work.

Nit picking like that does not help your case.

Hmm. Pot and kettle spring to mind.

hard-work · 8 Mar 2017

Dan Robinson said:
What? Made the grade for what? I've not said what my degree is in.

If you have a uni degree and are on the tools working for someone else, in a field where fellas were dragged in off the dole and trained up - you have failed. You are clearly bitter. It comes out.

Dan Robinson · 8 Mar 2017

hard-work said:
If have a uni degree and are on the tools working for someone else, in a field where fellas were dragged in off the dole and trained up - you have failed. You are clearly bitter. It comes out.

I run my own business. Have a nice house, a nice car, and enjoy my work.

My brother, also a plumber has a degree, was pursued by BAe as was, he's perfectly happy with his lot too. Casting aspersions again..... Not clever.

hard-work · 8 Mar 2017

Dan Robinson said:
I run my own business.

Earlier didn't you say you worked for someone? A graduate who ends up doing a job a few months course off the dole gives is a failure in their career aims. Back to your equipment, take note of Bernard in the construction of the join ridden over engineered heat exchanger. The Ferroli uses continuous stainless tube-in-tube with no joins in the heat X. If you can't figure that one out.....
Get your act together man. Get a grip.

Dan Robinson · 8 Mar 2017

hard-work said:
The Ferroli uses continuous stainless tube-in-tube with no joins in the heat X

Not what you said earlier.

hard-work said:
Earlier didn't you say you worked for someone?

No.

vulcancontinental · 8 Mar 2017

Razor900 said:
I've just asked Vince!! It's off the M5 at the Gloucester junction

That's KIWA then, I assumed so but have never heard of appledore.

I had a contact there and can arrange a visit for a group of interested installers. You could bring a boiler

Dan Robinson · 8 Mar 2017

Sounds cool.

Corgigrouch GTi · 8 Mar 2017

hard-work said:
You and Robinson are enough to put people off Intergas. Well you put me off. A relative up country emailed and wanted a recommend on a replacement boiler in Spring, with me directing him to a Ferroli 38C.

Yep, that's what I'd recommend to a relative that I disliked too...

Twenty Four · 8 Mar 2017

Moderators, please don't touch this thread. Despite some insults we are witnessing a modern day online spanking that was well overdue.

hard-work · 8 Mar 2017

Firebrand said:
Yep, that's what I'd recommend to a relative that I disliked too...

Is there anyone you actually like in this world?

Dan Robinson · 8 Mar 2017

Twenty Four said:
Moderators, please don't touch this thread. Despite some insults we are witnessing a modern day online spanking that was well overdue.

Not on the way you're thinking though.

Bernard and Hard on have been proved wrong many times. As well as being hypocritical and ignorant. Diy how they have not acknowledged their errors.

Care to highlight mine?

diynot

If you need to find a tradesperson to get your job done, please try our local search below, or if you are doing it yourself you can find suppliers local to you.

Select the supplier or trade you require, enter your location to begin your search.

Are you a trade or supplier? You can create your listing free at DIYnot Local

Intergas...but which...

Similar threads