How to train to be gas safe?

joe-90 · 13 Oct 2013

The best way to understand boiler faults is to read this forum. I do and come along every now and again to help the guys out when it gets busy.
Half of them are pretty clueless, I might add, they just keep changing parts in the hope of getting it right.

slapper · 13 Oct 2013

joe-90 said:
The best way to understand boiler faults is to read this forum. I do and come along every now and again to help the guys out when it gets busy.
Half of them are pretty clueless, I might add, they just keep changing parts in the hope of getting it right.

I,m pleased you aint got a b***n, cos you could be dangerous.

Dan Robinson · 13 Oct 2013

joe-90 said:
The best way to understand boiler faults is to read this forum. I do and come along every now and again to help the guys out when it gets busy.
Half of them are pretty clueless, I might add, they just keep changing parts in the hope of getting it right.

That's rich coming from one of the forum's biggest muppets.

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How to train to be gas safe?

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