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Fact is if your not able to give a rough quote over the phone with mout seeing the job then your one useless ****

Go away boy you boring the ****in life out of me

Because he has explained roughly what's involved that's how? Are you unable to give someone who calls you up a rough idea for a Rad before you waste petrol to go out to have a look! How on earth do you make any money

Come on guys the man isn't holding you to it he is asking roughly surly you should have s rough idea on this, id say between £180 and £300 ish but don't hold me to it. Something along those lines boys, helps people out ya know!!

Jog on. I'd be ashamed your questioning £25 lol you tight ****

Lol " copper causes it" what a fooking cop out. The mains are not copper so why is it, it comes out of the main if you disconnect the guvnor.

Am telling ya. The reason the iron mains corroding is because natural gas does not smell of anything. The chemical they added to the gas to give it a smell caused the mains to corrode. This is a fact. And yeh national grid do Hoover the main but not with a Henry! :roll:

You don't need to know anything, your not supposed to know how a boiler works, just like I don't know how finance in the city works. Every man to his own job. Be patient and all will be revealed ! Why do you think the plumber you call won't know what he is doing! That's his job 😉👍

It was caused by British gas adding a smell to the gas. This chemical caused the reaction. Seen it loads. "Black dust, fibres, black iron oxide" heard them all! Very common, not your fault not the manufacturers fauly. Ring national grid and they will hover the main.👍

This is a job for a registered gas engineer. Contact your local one, costs may vary bit id expect to pay around £200 for this repair 👍

Put some ear muffs on!!

Tony, if the boiler is working but is just burning yellow. And a service would cure this problem why on earth are you charging for a breakdown!! That's a bit naughty that tbh! What is the point servicing a boiler if it's got a lovely blue flame!! You can not expect to rock up to a bbu...

£120 is a tad on the high side mate!, why change a thermocouple that is perfectly fine ? £75 is perfect. 100% profit no parts required.!

£7778.00 plus the dreaded.

Not sure now tbh. I'd not like to guess this seems very odd, if your flow rate is right and it's modulation is working! It's up to you but I'd look for an engineer that charged a call out fee but an no fix no fee policy.

How fast are you running the tap. Remember the slower you run it the hotter the water will be. If you have replaced the thermistors. How do you know your burner pressure is not to high? I've seen it many times where the voltage drops on the modureg but the burner pressure does not alter. My...

So when you turn it to minimum it's still to hot? You may want to measure to temp diff of the cold water and hot water bearing in mind that you should have 35c above the specific flow rate?

I've just been sticking up for you!! Now your slagging the Icos off!😉

What are you saying here, that you think your job is more complex than our job.? This is not a dick measuring contest. However now you started it. Our job is and I mean this an endless list. Not a nut and bolt and a Pcb etc. Trust me your out your depth with that post.

:roll: measure it.