Hi T ,the gap i am talking about was the flue terminal, the gap between the end of the flue exhaust tube and the face of the terminal, think it was a manu TB or whatever they were called in those days, if the gap wasnt exactly 19mm they would have explosive ignition,must have been about 1985 ish, lots of the houses in Livingston had them fitted
The flues were telescopic with terminal fixed with no adjustment
Never said it was a Baxi mate, these flues were concentric, but a lot smaller than the Baxi ones , I am guessing the flue was about 40mm Dia, with a weird shaped terminal, a sort of funnel shaped thing, if they had been bumped or usually was due to damage during installation, the terminal got distorted and caused the problems with them
Would that be a warm plan xx at that size Ian, fan flued, only wall heater can think of that small, some of the drugasars had a small flue like that but they were more of a commercial appliance than domestic
Might have been mate, I still have some PCBs for them, I aquired a whole box of them by accident when I was at BG, they were a great earner back then
cant really remember mate , just knew the cost a weeks wages at the time for the PCB, I ordered one and ended up with a box of 10, made a few bob out of that mistake by our glorious store persons , ok they werent persons then, they were all grumpy old barstewards, that thought everything belonged to them
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