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yea i`d say at least 10 years from a half decent combi, providing its fitted properly, system is clean & a decent inhibitor fitted. they dont last as long as the old type of boiler because theres so much more inside them to go wrong, pump, diverter valve, fan, pres. switch etc etc ... you...

its not an expensive job, you may as well get a corgi fitter to do it for you , all new gas installations have to be registerd now (including gas hobs ) I would be supprised if you found a fitter to put his name to the installation if he hadn`t carried out the work.

i think leak detector around the plug should do the trick, we were told at collage that if only one joint was broken there was no need for the use of a manometer i.e boiler servicing where only the union was broken.

you can install a room sealed appliance in a bedroom, but there are minimum clearences regarding position of flue ect. also you are right to consider the noise issue , i suppose it depends how deep a sleeper you are, most modern boilers arn`t that noisey. Could it go in the loft ?

you could have a shower pump fitted

some people think getting corgi registration is the " be all & end all, " i often hear "new fitters " boasting in the merchants about their newly aquired badge of office & they think they know it all because they have paid their money for some six week course done in some grubby little unit...

o.k. jag people out there, heres a couple for you, i`ve got a 99 s type 3.0 se with 100,000 mls on the clock. It runs / starts fine but under acceleration the "engine failsafe mode " comes on for about 3 to 8 seconds (until the desired speed has been reached )then it goes off. The car runs...

i think corgi are getting themselves deeper & deeper in the s***, i`ve been saying to fellow installers for over a year now that i think corgi will collapse under its own weight !. may be this is the start ?

if its ticking, it means the motor is working, so no use changing the syncron motor, the ticking noise is coming from the teeth inside slipping over. Replace the whole thing

i had cause to ring the helpline with the second Sabre i fitted , & yes it was to Vokera ( who where very helpfull )

lads a topic close to my heart, i am also a C.O.R.G.I. rgd. installer (for what its worth ! ). there have been three installations of gas boilers within 500yds of my house in the last six months done by unregistered installers.I have reported all three to C.O.R.G.I. & guess what ? bugger alls...

just a sugestion, you say you`ve had a load of rain ? does the flue point slightly upwards ?, one of my customers moved in to a new house last year & rang me with the same prob. Water had got inside the flue & in to the press. switch via the venturi & down the rubber tube. If you can locate the...

one pipe ring mains are quite an old fashioned system in a normal domestic home these days, but basically the idea is to get the water in the ring curculating nice & hot & then it drifts through the rads via convection. It may well be the "ring " could be "sludged up "a little or perhaps even...

only use genuine parts, these overheat sensors can vary slightly as to what temp. they "lock out " on, depending on where they are situated on the appliance.Under no circumstance attempt to bypass it.If in doubt, get a C.O.R.G.I. installer in.

i would`t worry about that Vokera Sabre, i`ve fitted about 20 of these things in the last 12 months (29 H.E. ) & provided its been done correctly & flushed out & inhibitor installed, there wont be a prob. i've had no comebacks on any of mine so far anyway