A Rant

tbs624

EliteHeat wrote: »

Turn the boiler off using the selector knob - downwards position. Turn the ch selector switch to bottom - permanently on. Turn the ch temperature control to fully clockwise - maximum temperature. Now turn to boiler to winter operation - fully anti-clockwise....

Give that man a round of applause:T :T


And just for future reference Drea - your LL may *not* simply let himself in to your new home with your knowledge. He should always contact you first, and give you at least 24 hours notice in writing , and you can still refuse or rearrange to a time to suit you. Yes, you needed him to check out the boiler but don't let him make a habit of it.

Now you have mastered your GCH with EH's help, you may have time to take a look at the useful "Sticky" up at the top of HBS&R board on tips for new tenants.

You may want to keep the photos, along with plenty of others of each room, as a record of the condition of the property at the start of your tenancy, together with the inventory.

Good luck with your tenancy

elkay115

Drea wrote: »

Thank you, thank you, thank you. I am now proud to know how to work my boiler

I take it it's all working now then and she knows what she's doing? :j

Thank you from me too. :T :beer:

paintpot

Great post tbs. Well done Elite - you'll go to heaven :T

Happy home Drea.

tbs624 wrote: »

Give that man a round of applause:T :T


And just for future reference Drea - your LL may *not* simply let himself in to your new home with your knowledge. He should always contact you first, and give you at least 24 hours notice in writing , and you can still refuse or rearrange to a time to suit you. Yes, you needed him to check out the boiler but don't let him make a habit of it.

Now you have mastered your GCH with EH's help, you may have time to take a look at the useful "Sticky" up at the top of HBS&R board on tips for new tenants.

You may want to keep the photos, along with plenty of others of each room, as a record of the condition of the property at the start of your tenancy, together with the inventory.

Good luck with your tenancy

Drea

tbs624 wrote: »

Give that man a round of applause:T :T


And just for future reference Drea - your LL may *not* simply let himself in to your new home with your knowledge. He should always contact you first, and give you at least 24 hours notice in writing , and you can still refuse or rearrange to a time to suit you. Yes, you needed him to check out the boiler but don't let him make a habit of it.

Now you have mastered your GCH with EH's help, you may have time to take a look at the useful "Sticky" up at the top of HBS&R board on tips for new tenants.

You may want to keep the photos, along with plenty of others of each room, as a record of the condition of the property at the start of your tenancy, together with the inventory.

Good luck with your tenancy

I was wondering about him going in without me knowing, but hopefully he won't have to now

Now I just need to fight for the rest of my furnishings. It was good to wake up and put on the heating to dry my work trousers

I phoned elite in the end and then it all became clear haha, all I needed was someone to talk me through it I think.