Went to a club to price a combi swap , told them i couldnt do it and it required more work to be done on the gas and ventilation.Someones been and swapped the combi.was there yesterday and whilst having a look did a few calcs. u16 meter with about 25 to 30 m of 28mm copper to first tee.supplies about 4.5cubic m / h .seems o.k The problems are- in the next room off the same 28mm is a 300000+btu andrews heater that requires about 9 cubic m /h.Therefore at the tee to the combi you need about 12cubic m/h.Also the ventilation for the andrews is nts.The IV for the instal is well above 0.035 , so the domestic fitter shouldnt have touched it.How would you guys class and handle this situation bearing in mind i havent touched anything so probably only duty of care comes in to action.
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company who fitted have been out and tested and said everything is o.k. Dont know how ?
The buck stops there then. On their own head be it.
why am i paying about a grand this year for my acs and corgi registration when no one seems to give a toss.
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I had to walk away from a similar job at a church hall a few weeks ago because I haven’t got the commercial ticket, but I bet the RGI that has done it or will be doing it won’t have either.
It’s a bit like my Unvented Hot Water post. This manufacturer said that whoever installs the new expansion vessels must be CORGI registered. No mention of G3, etc.
How about a riddor for leaving an AR situ??
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