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They did that right at least definitely 32cdi compact... :mrgreen: well that's what it says on the sticker (n)

I know they don't make there own filter, but I heard the were crap any way I will ask them Monday, it's an added accessory with added cost i belive as is the pre made piping kit which they haven't used obviously?

I was`nt there when the pipes went in...by then they were installed

tell me more, is that fooked up too?

now thats the sort of work i would do, would take me for ever like, the end result would be A1.... puts my installers work to shame:cry:

but no explanations as to why its a crap install....:sleep: apart from my 3 points in post #124 Who woould do what?= WB authorise the use of Fernox and Sentinal products ie inhibitors (another Manufacturer in direct compertition with them selves) on their boilers, so why not the filter...just a...

Ive opted for a cheap install? would you have charged more? WB authorise the use of Fernox and Sentinal inhibitors as a condition of the warranty?...why not produce there own? I will see what they have to say about it on monday. So apart from just saying its a crap install without any...

t Thats what im told?, I will be chasing it up. WB do recommend Fernox and Sentinel products for use in there systems though? Maybe they did autherise it? Maybe theres is sh!te The TF1 compact is not leaking yet(y)

It's the TF1 compact, leaks from where?the big o ring? Drain valve? It's not a complicated device, I was all over it in 5 mins.. I quite like it, but don't like the idea on loosing 1 years warranty... Apparently according to energy alliance WB supplied it? So I'm just waiting to hear back...

Wtf does the brickwork have to do with the operation of the boiler? But just to keep you amuzed here it is... :whistle: Install close to 3k...

I've questioned the filter not being a WB one and how does it effect my warranty... There Looking into it.... Sucka!

This not to current regs malarkey, does someone come out and check the work done?

By the sounds of it, maybe I should have. (y) Forget the professionals you seen what there like..

Well... I did'nt know what to expect really.. Im not too happy with the pipework as it looks untidy, the cables could have been pinned to the wall, your all saying it's a sh!te job... So please explain why? Does the way the pipe work is arranged effect the boiler performance in any way? Back...

So this will be there 2nd mistake... But Then again you haven't seen where my ring mains and lighting and cooker/electric shower feeds go... If 25mm is regulations on 3amp flex... I would personally let them off with it... I don't like it near the hot pipes though...

The installer was a valiant fan too.. Mostly for there easiness to work on and easy to installness!... :mad: Great for the novices I presume! :whistle: I suspect a lot more skill is involved to fit the Worcester ? :D

The wire at the bottom of the gas pipe is mine, just a lead from other side of wall for fridge on this side.. Don't worry about that.. The other wires at the top will be the 3amp mains to the boiler and the grey one is 2 core for the wave thermostat. I did mention these wires, the reply was...

Im not too happy with the piping arrangement either, Im considering getting them back in, or better still, im going to sort it myself:mrgreen:(y).

Maybe your gauge is faulty? mines a brand new boiler and the gauge seems sticky, ie does not move smoothly, get worcester in and see what they have to say about it?....to me it looks like a cheapo ebay gauge..:( can you post a pic of it?

failing that try one of these....(y)