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Another useful comment there !! :roll:

Your wrong on all counts, the appliance was installed by a CORGI registered installer, he quoted a price on the job & he did it, the fact that it obviously has not been done to regs had nothing to do with me, he's the one with the corgi reg. so it's his job to see it's safe & conforms to regs...

Never said they were trying to rip me off, but £40 for a co detector is a bit over the top :shock: Yes i will do the work myself, this thread started with me asking where to get the bits to do it.

£14 per month = £170 per year, inc. annual service An annual service is about £100 - so in effect i'm paying £70 per year for all parts & labour (£70 *5 = £350 over 5 years not £1000), ok so nothing may go wrong with it, but then again (it's already had a heat exchange unit replaced) suppose...

Thank you all for your replies. I was rather concerned about these issues especially after the BG engineer attached a 'Dangerous Appliance - DO NOT USE' label to it. Also tried to sell me a CO detector for nearly £40 (got one yesterday from B&q for £15) I'm beginning to think they are...

Thanks again, now i think i understand, the boiler was installed in 2005 and it's only ever been checked/serviced by local independent gas fitters before BG done it this week, this issue was never mentioned by the other engineers that have serviced it. So basically if i put some...

Thanks for that, the hole the flue goes through is bigger than the flue & it's not round is that why the BG engineer says it needs a ceiling plate ?, the ceiling is standard construction of plasterboard.

Hi I'm hoping someone can help me with this, earlier this week we had our Baxi 105e boiler checked/serviced by British Gas, all was well except 3 things don't comply to current regulations :- 1) Overflow pipe not pointing towards wall (i'v sorted this out with a copper 'u' bend. 2) No...