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I can imagine him in his garage now.working on his flux capacitor! lol

They split you up into 4,one does a multi choice exam,one does a verbal exam,one has the interveiew,and one does the practical,then they swap you around,questions were pretty straight forward think i got 2 wrong,one was the let by test for 35mm pipework,its 2.5mb if u get the same question i put...

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Its for a single pitch roof against the wall,the bloke at the roofing supplies said i needed a row of the eves/tops tiles along the bottom row and along the top aswell,the tiles fitted at the moment finish with a full tile along top course and the lead flashing to cover seems huge

Im about to rip off the old tiles and re-tile with some nice dark grey tiles(concrete ones)one thing im not sure about is how to fit the top row of tiles,added a photo showing a dry run i have done with battens at 100 centres,first row of tiles are the short ones,im just wondering how the top...

You can get a check valve from toolstation,either call in at a branch or order from them part number 54244 price £7.71.the company i work for covers gloucs area so if you reach end of your tether and need it sorted i can give you their details.

Quick way to test your photcell,disconnect it from inside the control box,if boiler fires up and then locks out=faulty photocell,when the boiler fails to ignite,pull out burner and look at combustion head to make sure it is dry,this proves no oil is getting to nozzle,if combustion blast tube is...

Its the laser fluid extractor,also used it a few times to shove down pipes to extract water b4 soldering,great piece of kit,its a vacuum pump so connect it give it a few pumps and let it suck oil through to the container.

Ive had them leak after adjusting them during a service,any sign of a leak from an oil pump=grab a new one off the van and fit it.

I use a suction pump i had from screwfix which self contains the oil it sucks through,made an attatchment up to fit a flexi oil line for it,attatch it,give it a few pumps u hear the air and oil come through,reconnect and fire up no probs!no mess and works 100% first time every time no matter how...

Stear clear of the grandee ones fitted a wallhung combi recently thought it was a load of carp!have to shone analyzer in flu outside and keep coming indoors to adjust air,and seemed like it wasmade in somebodys garage!

Cant you do gaswork for your family without being gsr as long as you dont charge any money for it?allways wondered if i ever went to BG if i could get away with keeping mine as its got lpg on it and say i did caravan work,as thats not in competition with them,

To confirm its the flow switches,try linking them out and see if it cures the problem b4 you go buying new parts.

I did the rayburn course at the aga factory and from what i can gather the aga`s can be a pain in the arse to assemble,the aga guy said sometimes it takes him up to 3 attempts to get it together properly,if something doesnt line up,just start from scratch with it.

Yeah i thought the course was great,did mine at stourbridge college,the british gas place near kingswinford,flew through the acs exams as u did plenty of old test papers during the course and all the required u to have was min 1 install and 1 service for each module,fires,boilers,etc,tip for you...

i asume u mean the bpec gas foundation course?If so i did this course nearly 3 years ago,as long as you get some onsite experience for the portfolio part of the course,this cert then lets you take your acs exams.