need a MCLAREN 24V GAS VALVES
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I have one from a New World CH501boiler, about 50 years old. It's a multifunction valve, with thermocouple connection. Definitely 24 volt. Can you post a pic of yours to check it's the same? If it is you can have it for £10.
Suppose that could work.
Had the same boiler when I moved to present house, boiler got replaced with a Vaillant and then another Vaillant. GW will be kettling like there is no tomorrow. Mine was leaking as heat exchanger was cracked
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Where are our moderators? Surely this should not have open access.
?? not with you. Have you followed the recent thread "DIY gas thread - I'm confused"? In any case, maybe the OP is GSR (if that's what you're getting at)
I got brand new one of eBay couple of months ago
Don’t’ be rudeDon't know what you mean by that lot, but pics of my valve attached. Now you show me yours!
BTW mine has a 1/2" BSPF gas connection
Sure the guy can buy your gas valve for 10 squid, not saying he should not. In fact lucky that you have the valve. What my thoughts are, how is he going to set it up. Lot else comes to mind, it is just that I do not want to rob you of the sale
In my #6 I thought I was replying to the OP, my mistake. But I didn't mean to be rude, I just couldn't understand your post. Or what it has to do with the gas valve.Don’t’ be rude
Sure the guy can buy your gas valve for 10 squid, not saying he should not. In fact lucky that you have the valve. What my thoughts are, how is he going to set it up. Lot else comes to mind, it is just that I do not want to rob you of the sale
Now you show me yours! was meant for the OP (who has gone rather quiet)
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