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Are you compentent to be messing with Gas valves-particually on LPG??? If only you would have got a competent Corgi in the first place it would have cost you a lost less in the long run. Lesson learnt?

YOu said you were looking for a picture of the inside of a DuoTec. This is the Potty Gold........same boiler http://www.potterton.co.uk/docs/Potterton_Gold_Combi_HE_Brochure.pdf

And what use is the interface to a customer? The Baxi manages a higher efficiency rating than the Vaillant without all the nonsense crap the interface houses.

I'd go for the Baxi great boiler for the money, brass componants, s/steel heat ex, grundfos pump etc. Vaillant are just too clever for there own good, the interface is just utterly pointless. Baxi are also cheap to repair should you need too and if the installer is signed onto there rewards...

You dont state whether thats the Cute, Fluffy or Butch one..........

Personally i'd use a 32mm waffle valve connected to the 22mm copper pipe work. Id make sure the waffle valve is protected by a cheese wheel preferably cotton coated to avoid the smell. Dont forget to add some inhibitions to the system too and carry out a Wellness test on the gas line. Or...

I agree completely. The WB are are a headache waiting to happen. The Baxi's are really solid pieces of kit, with the advantages of a Stainless steel heat exchanger, cheaper spares (should you need them) and it is much much quieter in operation the WB. Also aeasthetically it looks much more the...

37kw combi when the gent has one bathroom and he doesnt care much for baths, has only 15lpm on the cold main. This is over specing to the extreme and wastful in energy too. I would suggest the 24kw would be fine a nd a decent shower will be had from it. Perhaps an upgrade to a 28kw may be in...

no some of us are just good at what we do.

2 holes and slot.

And why would some boiler manufactures say that its fine? Tell me where i said it was fine for use in every application? I seem to recall saying it was a brilliant product IF used properly. I know that if i had to run a pipe from A-B and I could do it in plastic with no joints and no...

Cant see the end of an insert there............cant really blame the pipe for poor workmanship!

Also a nuclear bomb may go off in the loft and the plastic pipe will be sure to leak first.......... Ignore the scaremongers, it really is a brilliant product if used properly. Its opened up basic plumbing to even the novice of DIYers

Speedfit are ok but my fav is Hep20, for a DIYER the fittings and components are the most easy to use and IMO the neatest too.

Yes indeed to all of them. However i'd be tempted to use the same brand fittings as the pipework. They do all fit and seal however the manufacturers will not say they can be used with another brand product so best do things by the book.

I have no problem at all in registering boilers others install. I charge a fixed fee of £1 Million + VAT. As yet ive had no takers. Im not a fussy plumber. If intrested please get in touch.

you wont get very much for the old boiler with regards to spares but Vokera do the Unica range, which are great boilers for the money, sedbuk band A rated and will pretty much go straight on the old pipework (with a little messing about!)

15mm could also be okay. Providing you have the correct inlet pressure at the appliance (per manufacturers instructions) and are within your permissable pressure loss tolerances......who gives a stuff??