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Thanks Gents.. Catch you later.

I know what you mean Ollski.

Hooray... Thanks bster, a quick answer and directly to the point. Many Thanks to you and ollski. Chris... yes it does matter.. I suffer with a bad back. If I have to bend down then the price goes up 20 Groats.

They say to refer to the BS for positioning requirements. Ollski, I know where to position it for an appliance test (On all appliances) it's just to obtain the ambient room levels that are a mystery to me..

Chris with respect i don't need to convince anyone of my competence, I just aked a simple question that is all. I do know what all the correct CO levels are (which vary for each appliance) Did you know that ? I do know the Maximum peak CO duration times... All I need to know is should I put...

A safe level of CO is one where you don't feel a bit squiffy and the old ladies canary is still alive.

Don't know if you have seen these new Anton machines but they are updatable via a USB port to be completely up to date with the new BS's as they are produced (probably for a fee), but these machines have all appliances listed. You start the test and after the correct amount of time the Anton...

Not sure I understand your line of questioning.. If you mean do I know what are safe levels of CO in a room then yes I do.. If you mean do I know what buttons to press on my analyser, then again I will have to answer yes I do.. If you mean can I interpret the results from my analyser that prints...

Yes Chris.. that is what I meant. I have just got a new Anton Analyser and when I do landlords checks with cookers in small kitchens and radiant gas fires in front rooms I want to do a CO test in the room that the appliance is situated. Just another bit of info to print out to give the customer.

Sorry should have been more precise.. Yes I do mean where there is an open flued appliance... Everyone knows you wedge the probe between the combustion chamber seals on a R/S appliance..

Just buy the wife a new microwave and a toaster, then as she is wiring the plug on the end get the fast train to Heathrow and head for the sun.. You'll be at 33,000ft by the time she realises. Problem solved.

I install bundles of WB and the only problems I have ever had (Even the one I fitted in my house) was with the 35CDi. I talked to the reps at the trade show and they denied all knowledge of any such problems. I know they had a batch go out with the wrong flow restrictors in them, so look out for...

Any work to do with Gas MUST be carried out by somebody that is deemed competant to do so, and that person must be registered with a body or organisation that is deemed competant to extract hundreds of pounds from that person on a yearly basis. So as the only organisation capable of extorting...

Can any body tell me the correct place to place a Flue Analyser while doing a CO test. Should it be by the appliance in the room, and should it be at a low level. (Sorry just to tight to buy a BS booklet for £100 +)