you dont need one throw the existing one away and have a ballofix valve installed on the inlet and set it from thereUnfortunately, he certainly insists, and has even offered to install our new boiler when he leaves British Gas in April! I just want to check independently that a replacement flow restrictor is still available before contacting British Gas as I do not want to be fobbed off with the "no parts available" routine.
Another wee nugget from you Tony , how the hell does the amount of boilers Europe have anything to do with how many you get the bus too ???????As far as I am aware they are still available.
Even if not then an engineer can fiddle them to fix the boiler.
But they are still a viable boiler and little benefit in replacing one.
There are probably still at least 500,000 of them in service based on the number that I still see to repair.
Tony


But the mere presence of that part at a recognised parts merchant shows the part is available.
However the problem in this case is the nupty does not seem able to diagnose the fault in the first place!
Tony
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