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they do deny it but their isnt software you can buy thats rubbish i have the paperwork to prove it , and the insider training to know it is going on.

lets say you go to a job and you think its the pcb you go and buy it at great cost and put the new pcb in and boiler still doesnt work, for example lets say its the fan that did go wrong, you fit the fan,and take out the new pcb that u bought thinking that the old pcb will work again,it wont...

i cannot say but they are all going down this route

i carry out work for three major manufacturers of boilers, the latest condensing boilers have secret diagnosing codes which the average corgi reg installer wouldnt get access too.It isnt in the installation guides. So to be fair to the corgi guy manufacturers are making it more and more...

also if the house has mulitiple occupancy of more than 6 people then you dont have to register with gas work notification and can fit standard efficiency boilers because the dwelling doesnt fit into the domestic rules for building regs ask corgi technical, i wanted to register a boiler and was...

sad very sad have u lot got nothing better to do

dont listen to the "experts" on here mate take it from me the problem with your boiler is that on the programming of the vailant boiler someone has probably set the heating to low run ie using under floor heating on the display get into the service mode and change d30 to no 2

why is it that even if you plug in a combi after fitting you have to be part p qualified. Does this now mean that anyone who plugs in a fridge freezer or a kettle for instance has to go on a part p scheme and register before they are aloud to plug in an appliance at home

dont give out gas advice on a diy not forum dont be a know all

why are you giving out gas technical advice as you are well aware a diy cannot do it. Why do you spend all your time going on courses and registering with corgi for diyers to get the info and do it themselves talk about shooting yourself in the foot

didnt think you could

i suggest you look at most manufacturers installation literature regarding gas rates on condensing boilers,you obviously believe you are real experts so come back to me with evidence that i am wrong then :idea: :idea: :idea: :idea: :idea: :idea: :idea: :idea: :?: :?:

you are totally wrong their is legislation regarding restaurants ie the healthy and safety at work act

gas rates also vary by quality of the gas which can change regularly.Gas rates can also change by the temperature of the outside air ie summer/winter. Gas rates are not an exact science,gas rates on condensing boilers can only be accurately taken by rigging up the boiler to a lap top computer...

You guys are all the same benchmark CrAzY the risks involving powerflushing a system are extensiveYou can open alot of problems on an old system. Lets just say you have powerflushed a system,on radiators say 15 years old, do you mean to tell me that after a powerflush every single bit of rust...

i dont know why you lot take gas rates so seriously on room sealed appliances you are brainwashed into believing anything past a tolerance is a big problem you should know by experience a gas rate is only one of many tools in your armoury

I also know that the corgi trust is going to be producing a glossy magazine to be made available to the public which is supposed to deal with gas safety issues the magazine will be a paid for magazine,but guess whos paying for the start up costs, you through you gwn fees.(shoreline media) based...

also what you have to remember is using a performance tester on a cast iron heat exchanger isnt allowed,see an old acops training manual.

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as a corgi reg installer 1 common sense should prevail, if not remove the fire or remove the tv