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flue restrictor ring :?

yes to see if it will make the boiler fire

the new ones do but im used to working on the older versions with a black drop down front and green buttons... sorry for the confusion :lol:

on this model i'd check the fan venturi 1st (clean it and the fan blades) before anything you will need a RGI to do this. as you dont notice the boiler closing down on heating but it shows up quicker on dhw as you are noticing the hw go cold then hot etc.

isolate the fire and phone the manufacturers on monday for the correct type vent oh and i'd buy a carbon monoxide detector for that fire while you on :wink:

is it right Iguana only fit Ideal boilers :shock: :lol: :lol:

look at the pipework nr the boiler there should be chrome fittings with a loop in between (usually chrome) on them fittings there will be tap or taps open one or both and the water shall flow into the boiler. take note of the pressure gage as it goes up stop at around 1 bar. if its the turbo max...

i love magnacleans me like :wink:

i thought most fires now a liner can be used? i'd always go M.I's 1st like

they have spent there money on a new combi and rads, but they dont want the hassle of ripping out a stone fireplace, new carpets etc just to fit a new fire :wink: so ive disconnected elecs and removed gv and tray in bbu and capped. cut pipes back as close as poss to bbu and now they still...

excellent name btw when talking about gas Kaboom :lol: :lol:

when i recently left BG only people i knew with seperate corgi were the install lads

thanks bud, they will be told politely to fu>k ovf if they persist to pester me :wink:

its a baxi 1/ they elderly people and dont want anymore disruption ie new fireplace etc carpets. 2/ i thought i was right remove GV/burner etc and cut back water pipes close as poss to bbu ta folks :wink:

anyone on this scheme where they pay you if you are on the sick etc i had a guy out the other day asking me if i wanted to take out this policy. i was just wondering if anyone else had this policy etc or have had one in the past. your views

correct method guys? fire to stay in situ so obviously gas supply to bbu gas valve will be isolated. the circs and heating pipes is the correct method to cut as close as possible to the bbu?

anyone heard about these, theyve been phoning me offering me loadsa work for 30 quid a month :shock: Is it a con :? anyone else experienced these

were u in a factory :shock:

or is there a point where you'll just say look enough is enough when a boiler gets to a certain age, in me previous job the older engineers would always encourage people to keep BBU's as they easy to work on. personally if a combi was say 15 yrs old and problematic i'd be saying come on now...

PTS have got them on there enrgy smart scheme :wink: