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well to complete a CP12 you have to be a Corgi reg installer so guess that you are. Good point that.

what i am getting at is to be recognised as competent you have to either of passed your ACS (which a DIY would not of done.) and to make sure your are still competent that is Corgi's job to inspect you once every 3 years or so. What you are saying is true but who says YOU are competent. Only...

Obviously you know little about CORGI. As being a registered to them i have first hand knowlege of being inspected by them 2 times in the past 5 years. If the Corgi inspector isn't happy about the way you work on gas then he has a right to report back and strike you off. So CORGI have a little...

this is one of the problems. How can you judge anyone is competant. I know the law states if you are competant then you can't "work" on gas (meaning recieving payment for doing so) unless you are Corgi Reg. but you can for yourself. How you judge yourself as being competant without with being...

it is very hard to say what is going wrong. I wouldn't point the finger at the installer as he might of done a good job. Sometimes it annoys me how people can pass judgement about installers on here when they havn't seen the work. It may well be a bad job but i can't see that from here. It...

if i am not mistaken the only thing the t stands for is if it come with a timer built in so i would assume it would be the same board.

there is nothing ideal about an ideal lol...........

well i did my bit and did do quite a lot himslef tho. I think he just needs someone to Gee him up or nowt gets done.

i know i think i dug half of it out by the time he had nipped out for a trim at the local barbers. :roll:

ones ive been using is a Trevi . Made by ideal standard. Just make sure they send some flow restrictors with them as they have not been sending them as of late. It is fully thermostatic as well.

only boiler i can think of in that region that is half decent is Potterton Performa 24 Eco HE. Biasi's are in that region too. You are looking at approx £700+ for a decent boiler these days.

no. They would only ever come out if there was a smell reported.

the best way is to hire a power flushing pump but you need to know what you are doing with it to do it properly. Or the other way is to pop some Sentinel x400 in the system about 3-4 weeks prior to fitting the boiler. Then when you drain the heating majority of the sludge will be flushed out...

dan i think i have some credit for those pics . I broke some sweat diggin the floor out whilst you were off to the hair dresser for a Trim. :roll:

do you mean a Cir-clip. U shaped piece of metal. I have just taken a look at the manual on the Vokera Compact and i think the Vokera part number you are after is 2223

not me :?

the viessmann controls can be quite complex but like anything else if you read the instructions then they become simple. I have a weather compensation control on a Vitodens 300 and i must admit i wouldn't like to try and explain to an elderly person how to use it. There fore i probably wouldn't...

I love priceing jobs up when a customer has had a quote first from BG. :wink:

anyway i sorted my problem out with the 1 i installed. I wired the clock slightly wrong :oops: . So that when the clock switched off it sent power for the heating to come on. Anyway easy sorted out. I was taking to rep again yesterday at a butty morning with broag and he said it was defo 7th...

i fit 1 yesterday if fact im going back today to finish the job off. Just having probs at the moment with it. I think i havn't got it set up properly or a ive plugged the clock in wrong. I can't get hot water whent he heating is on. Although once the heating is switched off i can get hot water...