Vaillant DIV valve. DIY job?

[DP]

Holmslaw, I suspect the Honeywell valve saga has put too much strain on your little brain rendering it useless

Your post suggests you can neither read, write or provide good advice

 

[ColJack]

there are no screws on the valve and as far as I can see, I don't have to touch the pump to do it.. do I?

if you can't give out usefull advice I'd appreciate you not answering at all.. it may be funny to you but to joe public it just confuses the issue..

 

[Agile]

there are no screws on the valve and as far as I can see, I don't have to touch the pump to do it.. do I?

Where is the pump fitted on your boiler then?

 

[holty]

there are no screws on the valve and as far as I can see, I don't have to touch the pump to do it.. do I?

if you can't give out usefull advice I'd appreciate you not answering at all.. it may be funny to you but to joe public it just confuses the issue..

whos that aimed at. i pressume me if so, sod you. ill give advice on what i know and that is on this type boiler, the pump has to come off for a div change including screws/bolts. my advice is free,i dont turn up at you doorstep asking for fees because i try help on this forum for free

 

[Agile]

I think he aimed that at Holmslaw who posts on here with no intention to be of any help but instead he has some agenda to be rude to boiler engineers whom he calls "plumbers".

I think it results form a posting he made asking for details of a gas valve which, rightly, we were reluctant to answer as he seemed to be doing unauthorised gas work himself.

Tony

 

[holty]

thanks agile for trying , but would still like to know from the OP, who he is referring to.

 

[nicknox]

there are no screws on the valve and as far as I can see, I don't have to touch the pump to do it.. do I?

if you can't give out usefull advice I'd appreciate you not answering at all.. it may be funny to you but to joe public it just confuses the issue..

whos that aimed at. i pressume me if so, s** you. ill give advice on what i know and that is on this type boiler, the pump has to come off for a div change including screws/bolts. my advice is free,i dont turn up at you doorstep asking for fees because i try help on this forum for free

I think the OP has the Turbomax Plus with the motorised div valve and not the mechanical one you're refering to.

 

[mickyg]

I think the OP has the Turbomax Plus with the motorised div valve and not the mechanical one you're refering to.

was reading down and wondering when someone would notice.

 

[namsag]

even easier take less than 10 mins turn boiler isolating valves off dump he pressure out prv and change with basin under to catch wee bit of water..


Then use this water with washing up liquid to make bubble for holmslaw

 

[mickyg]

dump the pressure out prv

thats brave

 

[kevindgas]

dump the pressure out prv

thats brave

or stupid

 

[corgiman]

dump the pressure out prv

thats brave

or stupid

just buy a new one just in case

 

[ColJack]

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that's the one..

 

[gaspro1981]

yeah that confirms it that holty was thinking about the other hydraulic type of dv
fit that yourself take you no more than 25 mins bud

 

[Agile]

had a bloke round to look at the boiler 2 weeks ago.. ( Vaillant Turbomax 282 )

..

I thought that that description would imply the diverter with the pump at the front?

I would have expected the OPs model to be called an 824 or 828 ???

Or has he posted up the wrong number?

Tony