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Don't you just love manufacturer snake oil.
Hidden costs of changing to a combi
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Don't you just love manufacturer snake oil.
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For all you know I do know the answer, ( well one that is applicable to some boilers ).
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Hot&Cold
Roads can be closed off or have temporary workings for many reasons,
Some people even have roads closed to re thatch their 500 year old cottage.Was that you Bernie ? fess up .Bernard,the water company will be next to dig up the street
They like soft soil.That is pure ballcocks,the mains renewal work is planned works due to ageing pipework (mains has a time limit) ,during planned works other urgent work could be identified,(that means they underestimated the original work).
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Not closed. Single track working under three way traffic light control. Planned over a year in advance and during the school summer holidays.Some people even have roads closed to re thatch their 500 year old cottage.Was that you Bernie ? fess up
That was a couple of months ago, Replacing covers in the middle of a junction.Bernard,the water company will be next to dig up the street
It was stated that the work would be a simple job. Moving the supply pipe feeding a side street from an old small and now inadequate main under the High Street to a less ancient, larger main running under the other side of the High Street.
The planned re-newal of the old main was to be several years in the future. Only now it is urgent as the condition is very poor and the excations cannot be back filled until the pipe is repaired / or replaced.
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Was it a freudian slip to leave out a word.
So how does a boiler modulate ? Perhaps you could drissle some knowledge about the way boilers moduate ?
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Hot&Cold
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dan2071
As far as I was aware, under gassing a premixed burner isn't ok. If you drop the working pressure at a worcester to below 14mbar, the CO goes off the scale.
If the boiler is at high demand and the boiler is under gassed, the fan will ramp up and start sucking gas and air. If there isn't enough gas, it'll suck a lower gas to air mix which would give you bad combustion?
If the boiler is at high demand and the boiler is under gassed, the fan will ramp up and start sucking gas and air. If there isn't enough gas, it'll suck a lower gas to air mix which would give you bad combustion?
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Hot&Cold
Bernard.Yes i have been there last year on a project and if you read the cadent press release,there is no mention of combi boilers.
I haven't been aware of a Cadent press release. ( is there a link to it ? ) No doubt there is no mention of combi boilers. From various "at the site" sources the information is that the existing gas supply route to the area is too small to supply the increasing demand for gas. The area concerned is small area of the villlage, about 60 homes and there has been only one new house built there in the past 30 years. But gas consumption has increased to such a degree that the supply route has to be improved.
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Hot&Cold
Bernie
the cadent operatives have ID badges hanging whilst in public view ,they are very helpful people and happy to answer questions. Beranrd you have not added the cadents operative first name.So please get it or offer an apology to cadent (national grid gas).They do monitor this and other forumsfess up
you hate import boilers but you purchased a box of foreign parts and you have the only Reno in your village.bernie
its a small world and your neighbour a couple of doors away does nice cakes !
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Hot&Cold
cadent public press release
there are other private releases available
This is just a guide
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there are other private releases available
This is just a guide
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Old and Bold what has Clapham got to do with my village.
Ageing gas mains in Mount Pleasant Road, Queens Crescent, Knights Avenue Highbury Grove, Bents Close, Cody Road and Lanchester Close in Clapham, Bedfordshire are nearing the end of their service life and engineers plan to replace them in April and May 2017. The tough new pipes should last for decades and help safeguard safe and reliable gas supplies to the area.
As regards all the other comments..........I don't give a monkey for your opinions.
Ageing gas mains in Mount Pleasant Road, Queens Crescent, Knights Avenue Highbury Grove, Bents Close, Cody Road and Lanchester Close in Clapham, Bedfordshire are nearing the end of their service life and engineers plan to replace them in April and May 2017. The tough new pipes should last for decades and help safeguard safe and reliable gas supplies to the area.
It overhangs the pavement and only gets hit when large badly driven vehicles mount the pavement.
When we built the house on the banks of the Sharn Brook ( the Walter Segal self build ) we were not aware the babbling Sharn Brook could become a raging torrent.
As regards all the other comments..........I don't give a monkey for your opinions.
bernie
I know. bacon and brie panini with cranberry......sheer bliss......
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