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thinking about sitting these but not much oil in my area mainly farms etc, is it worth it and how much does it cost roughly :wink: and is it hard?

it twas the APS apparently a common fault on the HE's 8)

i wired as per the techie guy on the phone, no its not a broag timer its a seimens :wink:

combi is it possible to fit an external programmeable stat to this boiler, i rang broag and they talked me through wiring external controls and all seemed ok at 1st. NOW :cry: customer says NO :cry: external programmer is coming up ERR.

checked continuity and i think its the aps, still thought boiler might fire sucking or blowing into tubes but didnt but like you say if the microswitches are goosed it wont fire :twisted:

system boiler, gravity system and pumped heating (primatic cylinder). complaints of noise when boiler goes off, tested a few times nothing happened, there should be a pump overrun on there (or only for fully pumped systems). i could not find a fault put it down to sludge in the system and...

flue/fan fault, phone baxi ran tests i was told its the pcb, changed that still the same. pump and fan runs but no ignition then fan/flue light comes on, baxi "test aps" mm thats hard to test where it is.. . tested voltage at pcb of aps 240 going out but only 80-85 volts coming back, what...

is there any reason why a combi boiler should not be situated near a lead pipe, a potential customer has said theyve been told they cant have a combi nr a lead pipe. ive never heard anything like this before have you?

anyone know what length will be suitable for most roofs, ive noticed they all different lengths will 5mtrs be sufficient? wheres the best place to buy em. also can anyone recommend any safety harnesses etc and where to buy em.

blu-tac :lol: :lol: :lol:

anyone do any work for the big insurance firms ie call outs for bursts, leaks, breakdowns etc? how did you go about getting on there list of tradesmen :wink:

can anyone recommend what length of cat/roof ladder will do most jobs. will a 5 meter roof ladder be sufficient?

oh yes another 2-3 hour job :twisted: :twisted:

the thing is now more and more people want combi's etc in the loft with vertical flues and we gotta obey our payers. personally i prefer to work on boilers downstairs on a solid floor so to speak where you can see em and check em.

bloody heck me auld china what do you expect in london :lol: :lol: :lol: nah im sure that cant be too un-reasonable obviously not changing any existing pipework for those prices

i detest core drilling :twisted: the time ot takes and the bloody hole never seems straight :shock: :shock: :shock: ammer and chisel rules :lol:

im not sure if this should be in here BUT im not too keen on it meself.. anyone give any advice on safety harnesses etc what i can purchase for doing roof work ie flues etc :wink: oh i really dont like heights :evil:

how much :shock: :shock: i normally get a kit out of b n q for a tenner charge 35-40 quid to fit.... 75-125 quid :shock:

ive just set up too as a gas engineer/plumber and have been going for about 7-8 weeks the same here. once you established you'll be ok :wink:

been there took me nearly an hour :twisted: :twisted: customer said he'd cut the utility one out said it took him 30 mins with a ratchet.. i thought get on with it :D