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you just have to defend them :lol: :lol: ,to be honest the last valliant i fitted was b4 corgi was forced on us so their more recent models i know nothing about and am happy that way :lol: :lol:

gas4you wrote They will knock the spots off Glow Worm cheap c*** valliant,glowworm saunier duval one and the same really made of plastic with dodgey o rings :lol: :lol: :lol: all part of hepworth,sums up the products nicely :wink: :wink:

Posted: Thu May 31, 2007 11:44 am Post Subject: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- gas4you wrote: I usually just 'blast' the venturis through with my compressor whilst it is off for cleaning. He seems to be making a job out of this...

mini rachet set with a fine slotted bit never been beaten yet. :lol: halfords do them

i stand corrected :oops: thank you namsag i just looked at the greenstar accessories list and assumed they would fit :oops: assumed means ass= make an ass out of u= you me= me :oops: :oops: sorry for the misinformation to the op :oops:

tabs wrote Worcester don't do wireless so can anyone point me in the right direction? oh yes they do :lol: try part no 7716192037 or part no 7716192039 or part no 7716192041 hope these help :lol: :lol:

if you go to spain get vessels 1 and 2 their is a shortage of gas fitters,if you go to the popular areas you will soon get in with the bar/resturant owners[xpats].i enquired about it a couple of years ago while on holiday everyone i spoke too had heard of corgi,was offered a job their and then...

agile wrote HOWEVER that will not affect the hot water delivery very true tony agile wrote The fault is probably with the gas valve setting and needs a CORGI to check and reset it properly! again tony you are correct but as the pcb has been changed and the thermistors i would of...

filter on the ret below the pump could be full,isolate valve drain boiler and remove filter check and clean,just a suggestion :lol:

dig deeper simmond and you will be very surprised at what eaga get up to under the warmfront scheme :roll:

corgiman wrote its always best to pop a TRV on the flow i disagree with that statement :shock: always prefer to fit bidirectional valves on the ret with the head horizontal away from the heat source,rather than upright and next to the heat source.just my preference really,as an apprentice...

jeez ive read some rubbish on this forum but this takes the (insert word here) some ding has supposedly done the ACS and can't fit a hob no surprise to me,plenty of corgi registered newbies cannot even do a soundness test properly :evil:i even know one plonker who can do a gas...

as with most things you never get the full truth,a modern good quality gas boiler will last 10/15 years if you look after it.this means it must be serviced/checked at least once a year,worc reckon their greenstars will only need a major service[complete strip and clean] 2/3 years, rest of the...

mircopoint kit fitted correctly needs no soldering :lol:

the fire must remain, it is an integral part of the boiler and needs to remain in place for the safe operation of the appliance.

no fire front=possible poc [products of combustion]into room = possible death= why you cannot operate a bbu without the firefront being fitted easy really

Moderator's note: Moan, moan moan. It's been back since 9:35 Mod Rupert it is 12.20 now and still no sign :roll: perhaps the mod works for corgi they tell porkies as well :roll: sorry rupert did not scroll down far enough :oops:

it was up to 7 :lol:

you can check the end of the watchman, has not fell off and giving false readings.

no need to touch the casing,if a venturi prob remove one of the rubber bungs at the top of combustion cover their should be two,do not use the boiler in this condition :wink: as it could be harmful