But doesn't work like it did that day!
And what do you think it looks like on the inside?
Keston 170 replacement suggestions?
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But doesn't work like it did that day!
And what do you think it looks like on the inside?
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As I have it open quite regularly (three times a year ish) it's in surprisingly good condition.
A friend, a GS engineer, visited recently and I asked him to take a look at the inside, and he commented on how clean and tidy it was. However, he did say .. "you don't know what you don't know, and there could be all manner of ****e lurking in there".
If you want me to put pics up I can .. but I'm not looking to pick fights, and BTW I am an engineer of 35 years myself, just not on boilers, which is why I came here for your expertise .. so I do have a smidgen of common sense around things that move and go bang in the night.
As I say thanks for the entertainment on this thread. I think I know where I stand now.
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As yes, I will look these up.You missed...
Intergas - best
You also missed the majority of boiler manufacturers included in this LIST
I did. Why do you think I would want to suggest or recommend inferior makes?
And today's delights included...
Keston is an ideal. They do the 45kw. And they are very reliable. The Atag Q series are another trust worthy boiler. Also can be range rated so if required the demand can be changed. How has your boiler been piped to the system?
Strange burn pattern.
Where did the flame come from ?
Where did the flame come from ?
The Sun.
The combustion products of the burning paint travelled vertically upwards as would be expected
www.primusenergy.org.uk/get-gassafe-burnt-beyond-repair/
where as in this one the combustion products of the burning paint appear have been blown downwards and to the left.
Could this damage have been caused by a blow torch pointing downwards and to the left.
Yeah, sure. Coz all of us plumberers use a boiler case as a workbench when we're soldering out of situ.
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