Potterton Suprima 50 firing up, then stopping, then again.
- Thread starter TrevorGeorge
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He He . . . I don't need enlightening, as I'm already enlightened, and have saved myself (and my neighbours) thousands of pounds by being so.
OP- You've fixed your own boiler. Congratulations. However you now want to outwit people (including pathetically, retrospectively editing posts) after earlier seeking their help.
Your description of a combustion chamber is wholly incorrect and demonstrates that you are indeed incompetent with gas work, regardless of whether you're capable of diagnosing and rectifying faults from a manual.
Eg. Could you describe what safety checks you carried out before/after repairs and condition of combustion seals etc.
Note to others: TrevorGeorge? Could= GeorgeBramwell, GeorgeBainbridge, Dr Drivel, Water Systems, BigBurner, Richard Hanson-Granville!
Your description of a combustion chamber is wholly incorrect and demonstrates that you are indeed incompetent with gas work, regardless of whether you're capable of diagnosing and rectifying faults from a manual.
Eg. Could you describe what safety checks you carried out before/after repairs and condition of combustion seals etc.
Note to others: TrevorGeorge? Could= GeorgeBramwell, GeorgeBainbridge, Dr Drivel, Water Systems, BigBurner, Richard Hanson-Granville!
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I carried out all the necessary safety checks that I had observed all previous "professional" service personnel doing.
All seals are in perfect condition
If they were not, then the fan would not be able to create the necessary reduction in pressure in the "Combustion Chamber" to trigger the Pressure Sensor to allow the igniter to work.
At least Potterton made those parts reliable
That doesn't mean anything. You don't have to answer the question, but what did you do and what tools did you use? Also why do you think the room sealed combustion chamber is just the bit above the burner?
Finally, if, as I suspect, you are WS, Dr D etc... why not use your usual names and save unnecessary bother.
All seals are in perfect condition
If they were not, then the fan would not be able to create the necessary reduction in pressure in the "Combustion Chamber" to trigger the Pressure Sensor to allow the igniter to work.
Wrong.
DON'T PANIC, DON'T PANIC !!!.
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gaswizzard
You sound like you know what you are doing Mr George.
Hahaha trev the troll
Utterly clueless it pains me that we have these types of idiots who are allowed to post in this forum's and has the cheek to moan about our professionalism and what we he thinks is an exceptable amount to have to pay !!
Utterly clueless it pains me that we have these types of idiots who are allowed to post in this forum's and has the cheek to moan about our professionalism and what we he thinks is an exceptable amount to have to pay !!
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